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Get rid of "Confirm file delete....." for Shift ¦ Delete



 
 
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Old August 23rd 04, 11:49 AM
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Default Get rid of "Confirm file delete....." for Shift ¦ Delete

Right click the recycle bin and uncheck "display delete confirmation dialog"

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"John" wrote in message
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I long since got rid of the pesky Confirm file delete for ordinary
deletions.

To avoid my Recycle bin filling up with *definite* rubbish I try to
delete such files using Shift ¦ Delete so they dont go in the bin but
disappear forever.

However, doing this brings up the pesky "Confirm file delete...."
prompt.

Is there a way of turning it off for Shift ¦ Delete deletions as well?

Thanks

John
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