Disk cleanup

[Treebeard]

downside

I thought I'd explained that I wasn't saying that CCleaner is incorporated into the Yahoo! toolbar, but that the toolbar is included in the install file of CCleaner.  There is a difference.

As you say, there is only one version of CCleaner (free version), but it is available in 3 different builds.

Here is where to find the different builds on the CCleaner website, as I described earlier:
http://www.ccleaner.com/download/builds.aspx

Here is the post from the official forum showing the changelog when the toolbar was first included (highlighted):

v1.27.260
- Added secure file deletion.
- Added Windows HotFix Uninstaller cleaning.
- Added optional IE toolbar.
- Updated application icon.
- Fixed large file size issue.
- Fixed Firefox cookie error.
- Restyled Startup program list.
- Added cleaning for:
Grisoft AVG 7.0, TUGZip, AntiVir Personal Edition,
Google Toolbar 4.0
- Updated cleaning for:
MSN Messenger, DVD Shrink, Spybot Search and Destroy,
Adobe Photoshop CS2.
- Updated translations:
Hebrew, Romanian, French, German.
- Fixed small font issue with symbolic languages.
- Minor display fixes.

http://forum.piriform.com/index.php?showtopic=4116

Here are further posts from the same forum regarding inclusion of the toolbar...
http://forum.piriform.com/index.php?showtopic=4054&hl=toolbar

...and here regarding the introduction of Basic and Slim builds of CCleaner (see post #2):
http://forum.piriform.com/index.php?showtopic=6243&hl=toolbar

I hope that this helps to clarify.

[downside]

Hi Treebeard

Thanks for the link.  I wasn't aware of the other versions. 

I was aware that certain options are greyed-out in the standard version, so I assumed there was a 'professional version' that could activate those options.

I shall investigate further.

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[mshrmh]

Another way of deleting temporary internet files is via the toolbar in Internet Explorer.
Select Tools , then Delete Browsing History - this brings up a box with various options the top one being for temporary internet files - if you select that they will be deleted.

I actually use the "Delete All" option regularly - I'm quite happy to type in user name & password for sites such as this & prefer to remove "clutter" from the hard disk.