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I seem to have a hidden file that keeps coming up on my storage cards and
Ipaq storage. It is "ignore_my_docs". It's attributes are hidden and
archive. I cannot change them unless I pull the cards out and put them in
my card reader. I put the card in the reader, change the attributes and
delete the files, and they do go away. As soon as I put them back in my
Ipaq the file come back. Is this a function of the operating system or is
it some sort of a virus? Does anyone know how to change these attributes or
even view them for that matter on the pocket PC's?

Craig

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On Sat, 19 Mar 2005 10:50:55 -0700, "Craig" <cbudris@telusplanet.net>
wrote:

>I seem to have a hidden file that keeps coming up on my storage cards and
>Ipaq storage. It is "ignore_my_docs". It's attributes are hidden and
>archive. I cannot change them unless I pull the cards out and put them in
>my card reader. I put the card in the reader, change the attributes and
>delete the files, and they do go away. As soon as I put them back in my
>Ipaq the file come back. Is this a function of the operating system or is
>it some sort of a virus? Does anyone know how to change these attributes or
>even view them for that matter on the pocket PC's?
>
>Craig
>

http://www.pocketpcthoughts.com/ar [...] xpand,2863

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Well that is simply awesome. Cleaned it up right away. At worst I am glad
it is not a virus or such and at best it is no longer annoying. Thank-you.

Craig

"Mark A." <-mark@-spamstopshere.com-> wrote in message
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> On Sat, 19 Mar 2005 10:50:55 -0700, "Craig" <cbudris@telusplanet.net>
> wrote:
>
>>I seem to have a hidden file that keeps coming up on my storage cards and
>>Ipaq storage. It is "ignore_my_docs". It's attributes are hidden and
>>archive. I cannot change them unless I pull the cards out and put them in
>>my card reader. I put the card in the reader, change the attributes and
>>delete the files, and they do go away. As soon as I put them back in my
>>Ipaq the file come back. Is this a function of the operating system or is
>>it some sort of a virus? Does anyone know how to change these attributes
>>or
>>even view them for that matter on the pocket PC's?
>>
>>Craig
>>
>
> http://www.pocketpcthoughts.com/ar [...] xpand,2863
>
> ---
> Mark A.

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"Craig" <cbudris@telusplanet.net> wrote in message
news:%23JjhPwKLFHA.688@TK2MSFTNGP10.phx.gbl...
| I seem to have a hidden file that keeps coming up on my storage cards
and
| Ipaq storage. It is "ignore_my_docs". It's attributes are hidden
and
| archive. I cannot change them unless I pull the cards out and put
them in
| my card reader. I put the card in the reader, change the attributes
and
| delete the files, and they do go away. As soon as I put them back in
my
| Ipaq the file come back. Is this a function of the operating system
or is
| it some sort of a virus? Does anyone know how to change these
attributes or
| even view them for that matter on the pocket PC's?
|
| Craig
|
|

The OS does it. To see/change attributes and hidden files consider
getting a more featured file explorer. Resco File Explorer is good and
well featured (but isn't free).
http://www.resco-net.com/explorer.asp

This subject has been mentioned in the past, it may be worth looking
through the newsgroup archives to see if there is anything relevant to
you.

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