I found this in a few different places around the 'net - hopefully it's helpful:
You Can Bypass the Recycle Bin On the Fly.
To bypass the Recycle Bin on a one-time basis, when you are deleting a file (or a group of selected files):
Are you sure you want to send <filename> to the Recycle Bin?
Jump to PostI found this in a few different places around the 'net - hopefully it's helpful:
You Can Bypass the Recycle Bin On the Fly.
To bypass the Recycle Bin on a one-time basis, when you are deleting a file (or a group of selected files):
- Press and hold down the …
I found this in a few different places around the 'net - hopefully it's helpful:
You Can Bypass the Recycle Bin On the Fly.
To bypass the Recycle Bin on a one-time basis, when you are deleting a file (or a group of selected files):
- Press and hold down the shift-key while you press the del-key (or use the delete command). You receive the following confirmation-request message:
Are you sure you want to send <filename> to the Recycle Bin?
This is wrong Dani.. When you press SHIFT and DELETE on a file it says: "Are you sure you wanna remove XXXX???" cause you are BYPASSING the recycle bin :)
You posted the response you get when you normally delete a file!
Yes the dude is rite. And i thot everbody knew this as its very basic.. Isn't it?
Well she was probably busy @ the time of posting and wasnt thinking 100% on the topic..
Its OK :)
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