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by abubin
if i am not mistaken you can specify where to store IE temp files through GPO. OR you can do it through IE Admin Kit available from Microsoft.
As for deleting the temp files upon logout, you can use batch files to handle that. Type "set" in DOS prompt to see all the useful variables such as %userprofile%, %userdomain% and so on.
If you have a proxy server, then you can try setting the user's cache to 1mb because the proxy server is already have a cache.
BTW, what's the point of deleting the temp files? I don't really see much advantage beside conserving HDD space.
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by jk80
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And if you write a good script yourself then share it with others on the site.
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