Re: Wrapping DLLs
- Posted by ramarin at TELEPORT.COM
Feb 22, 2001
Addressing the Netscape question...
The short answer (if my memory serves): fat.db, in essence, stands for File
Allocation
Table DataBase -- the file which is created and used by Netscape to quickly
index
(read: speed up access to) the large number of temporary files that reside in
the Disk Cache directory.
Delete fat.db? ... Netscape will simply make another the next time it needs to
handle cache activity.
BTW: You'll just create an access violation if you try to delete fat.db with
Netscape "launched".
-Roger
Maidie2 at aol.com wrote:
> And the questions of the week:
> What is that darned fat.db file in my Windows (95 and 2000) - History or
> Netscape-User-Cache folder? What opens it? What is it for? Why can't I
> delete it? Is there a way to delete it?
>
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