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   Peace,   
      
   Fr. Paul   
      
      
   On Mar 09, 2014 09:21am, Holger Granholm wrote to Mark Lewis:   
      
    HG> In a message dated 03-08-14, mark lewis said to Paul Quinn:   
      
    HG> Hi Mark,   
      
   ml>>i hear ya :lol:  i don't know for sure but there is likely a way   
   to   
   ml>>get to this setting on *nix machines, too... i've never looked   
   but i   
   ml>>do try to ensure that the flash cookies are cleaned out when we   
   ml>>clean up the browser cookies... flash cookies are sneaky   
   buggars...   
      
    HG> While using Netscape I used a trick to automatically get rid of   
   all   
    HG> cookies. I renamed the netscape\cookies subdirectory to   
   \cookies.txt   
      
    HG> Voila, that did the trick.   
      
    HG> Have a nice day,   
      
    HG> Holger   
      
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