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MS Publisher 2002 Creating Thousands of Temp Files



 
 
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Old February 24th, 2009, 04:19 AM posted to microsoft.public.publisher
DaveLinMissouri
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Default MS Publisher 2002 Creating Thousands of Temp Files

Hi
Can anyone tell me why my MS Publisher 2002 is creating 60-70 thousand zero
bit temp files in my Document folder everytime I create a document in Pub?
I've never had this happen before and it's getting hard to get rid of them! I
am using MS XP Home for an operating system on a fairly new Dell desktop...

Thanks,

Dave
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Old February 24th, 2009, 11:06 AM posted to microsoft.public.publisher
Mary Sauer[_3_]
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Default MS Publisher 2002 Creating Thousands of Temp Files

Have you tried a "disk clean-up?" Right-click your hard drive, click disk
cleanup. I don't know how large the temporary folder can be and if it is missing
where do the temp files go. This is a Windows function. You probably will get
better advice asking on a Windows forum.
Look at your temp folder to be sure it is there, you can delete everything in
it. It is a hidden folder.

Type %temp% in the address bar of Windows explorer.

C:\Documents and Settings\user\Application Data\Local\Temp

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"DaveLinMissouri" wrote in message
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Hi
Can anyone tell me why my MS Publisher 2002 is creating 60-70 thousand zero
bit temp files in my Document folder everytime I create a document in Pub?
I've never had this happen before and it's getting hard to get rid of them! I
am using MS XP Home for an operating system on a fairly new Dell desktop...

Thanks,

Dave



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Old February 24th, 2009, 03:10 PM posted to microsoft.public.publisher
DaveLinMissouri
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Default MS Publisher 2002 Creating Thousands of Temp Files



"Mary Sauer" wrote:

Have you tried a "disk clean-up?" Right-click your hard drive, click disk
cleanup. I don't know how large the temporary folder can be and if it is missing
where do the temp files go. This is a Windows function. You probably will get
better advice asking on a Windows forum.
Look at your temp folder to be sure it is there, you can delete everything in
it. It is a hidden folder.

Type %temp% in the address bar of Windows explorer.

C:\Documents and Settings\user\Application Data\Local\Temp

--
Mary Sauer
http://msauer.mvps.org/

"DaveLinMissouri" wrote in message
...
Hi
Can anyone tell me why my MS Publisher 2002 is creating 60-70 thousand zero
bit temp files in my Document folder everytime I create a document in Pub?
I've never had this happen before and it's getting hard to get rid of them! I
am using MS XP Home for an operating system on a fairly new Dell desktop...

Thanks,

Dave



Hi Mary,



Thank you for the suggestion. Although your suggestion will get rid of the
temp files it seems like my MS Pub setup is missing something. I'm sure it
should create temp files as it does it's thing but I would think that the
software would get rid of them after it's closed and would certainly not be
storing them in my main "My Documents" folder....somehow it's "confused". I
guess for next steps I will try to re-install the program to see if it
installs the proper files and sequences for running....It's a little strange
to create a two page MS Pub doc and end up with 65,546 temp files!

DaveLinMissouri
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Old February 24th, 2009, 03:48 PM posted to microsoft.public.publisher
Mary Sauer[_3_]
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Default MS Publisher 2002 Creating Thousands of Temp Files

Have you performed a virus scan lately? Is your printer driver current?

What happens if you uncheck Allow background saves and Save AutoRecover info
every: __ minutes? (Tools, Options, Save tab)


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http://msauer.mvps.org/

"DaveLinMissouri" wrote in message
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"Mary Sauer" wrote:

Have you tried a "disk clean-up?" Right-click your hard drive, click disk
cleanup. I don't know how large the temporary folder can be and if it is
missing
where do the temp files go. This is a Windows function. You probably will get
better advice asking on a Windows forum.
Look at your temp folder to be sure it is there, you can delete everything in
it. It is a hidden folder.

Type %temp% in the address bar of Windows explorer.

C:\Documents and Settings\user\Application Data\Local\Temp

--
Mary Sauer
http://msauer.mvps.org/

"DaveLinMissouri" wrote in
message
...
Hi
Can anyone tell me why my MS Publisher 2002 is creating 60-70 thousand zero
bit temp files in my Document folder everytime I create a document in Pub?
I've never had this happen before and it's getting hard to get rid of them!
I
am using MS XP Home for an operating system on a fairly new Dell desktop...

Thanks,

Dave



Hi Mary,



Thank you for the suggestion. Although your suggestion will get rid of the
temp files it seems like my MS Pub setup is missing something. I'm sure it
should create temp files as it does it's thing but I would think that the
software would get rid of them after it's closed and would certainly not be
storing them in my main "My Documents" folder....somehow it's "confused". I
guess for next steps I will try to re-install the program to see if it
installs the proper files and sequences for running....It's a little strange
to create a two page MS Pub doc and end up with 65,546 temp files!

DaveLinMissouri



 




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