[Solved] Deleting files in folders
Posted: Wed Dec 19, 2007 4:00 am
I have files in folders ... want to cull ... do not see how to do this? Help?
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[Solved] Deleting files in folders
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Re: Deleting files in folders
Posted: Wed Dec 19, 2007 6:23 am
From the file dialog window (File > Open; File > Save), you should be able to highlight the files you want to delete, then right-click and choose "Delete". Does that work?
Re: Deleting files in folders
Posted: Wed Dec 19, 2007 7:39 pm
TO ACKNAK ... THANK YOU FOR THE HELP ... IT WORKS ... JUST LIKE IT'S SUPPOSED TO 
Re: Deleting files in folders
Posted: Wed Dec 19, 2007 8:56 pm
From your email:
> THANX FOR THE HELP ... NOW, HOW DO I DELETE POSTS?
You should be able to delete your own posts, but not anyone else's. There should be a delete or "X" icon at the top right of your posts. You may not be able to delete your post if it is the first in a topic and there are replies below that--that would basically ruin the whole topic. Even then, you can edit your first post and remove all the content, so it's effectively deleted.
But please don't do that! Every post is part of an important record that others can come and search and then find their own answers when they run into the same problem. So even if it seems like a simple question, you should just leave it there for others to use.
> THANX FOR THE HELP ... NOW, HOW DO I DELETE POSTS?
You should be able to delete your own posts, but not anyone else's. There should be a delete or "X" icon at the top right of your posts. You may not be able to delete your post if it is the first in a topic and there are replies below that--that would basically ruin the whole topic. Even then, you can edit your first post and remove all the content, so it's effectively deleted.
But please don't do that! Every post is part of an important record that others can come and search and then find their own answers when they run into the same problem. So even if it seems like a simple question, you should just leave it there for others to use.