Many thanks for the glimpse of the obvious, but I can't remember
whence I got the program, I remember the writer was a very obliging
and helpful young man unlike some one encounters on the net so often
who are all too keen to display their brilliant rhetoric rather than
do something useful. I'd still like to hnow how Win 98 uses its files
in an appropriate order, particularly as they are often chopped up and
slung around the HD if it is well fragmented.
With kind regards,

Many thanks for the glimpse of the obvious, but I can't remember
whence I got the program, I remember the writer was a very obliging
and helpful young man unlike some one encounters on the net so often
who are all too keen to display their brilliant rhetoric rather than
do something useful. I'd still like to hnow how Win 98 uses its files
in an appropriate order, particularly as they are often chopped up and
slung around the HD if it is well fragmented.
With kind regards,
With thanks,

Basil Grose

I'll follow this up many thanks. It is very odd, when I contacted the
web address of the supplier of the SplashKiller program it was that of
a domain seller. The same address on Google turned up the original
designer so I was able to get the latest version but BT ignored it.
Thank you for your trouble.
With thanks,

Basil Grose