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Description:
TIE Cleaner is a utility for removing all internet temporary files from a Citrix or Terminal Server environment. It is safe and removes internet temporary files without causing any problems to users, yet it does not interfere with regular operation of the computer.
Why have temporary internet files?
Many web sites and programs have temporary internet files which are used to store data about a user or a group of users while they are online. The temporary internet files can contain data such as cookies, forms, images, videos, and other data.
These internet temporary files are created for a number of reasons such as:
*To get a better user experience.
*To personalise the web site.
*To access a remote site without having to wait for the page to load.
*To quickly access a web page as you browse the internet.
The problem is that temporary internet files are temporary. There is no guarantee that the temporary internet files will not remain in the computer after the computer has been shut down.
Temporary internet files take up space on the hard drive, eat away at the storage available on your hard drive, and can slow down your computer. If you have unused internet temporary files on your hard drive, they will not be freed up when the computer is shut down.
What can be cleaned out?
* Cookies.
* Forms.
* Local Cache.
* Temporary internet files.
* Web history.
* Favicons.
To remove temporary internet files
1. Open the TIE Cleaner utility.
2. Click on the Settings button.
3. Click on the Options tab.
4. Click on the Temporary Internet Files option.
5. Click on the Delete Files button to start the file deletion process.
In this way temporary internet files are cleaned out from every user profile in the computer.
How to run TIE Cleaner:
To remove temporary internet files from the user profile:
1. Open the TIE Cleaner utility.
2. Click on the Settings button.
3. Click on the Options tab.
4. Click on the Users option.
5. Select the User Profiles radio button and then click on the OK button.
6. Select the Temporary Internet Files option.
7. Click on the Delete Files button.
8. Click on the OK button to confirm your choice.
9. Click on the Cancel button if you do not want to proceed with cleaning. 45cee15e9a
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Is there a way to avoid having to return a value when I have a value in the function? It seems like it would be something like this:
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