Anyone out there understand Kodak's Easyshare software?

[Grandy]

If so, can anyone explain to me how do I DELETE THESE ****ing PICTURES

[Grandy]

No.

[Avnas]

Easyshare doesn't work like that...

I haven't used to the program in years and remember how ****ing awful it is, so I'm afraid I can't help you. Good luck, though.

[Grandy]

*rages*

Due the fact I can't delete pictures in my comp, and the fact my father has an approach of "let's try it again from the beggining.", meaning, put the picures in again and again, I've got now a whole shittin' 103 MB of free space. And three gigas of invisible pictures Kodak won't let go.

[Archem]

Are you sure you can't just select them from the folder and press "delete"? Is it telling you they're write-protected or in use or something?

[Grandy]

I honestly have no idea. The pictures don't show on any folder that I know of, and I've been checking a lot of them.

[Archem]

I would think they'd be in something like C:/Program Files/Kodak/Photos or something. Might be hidden files.

I would just fly right in there and start mass-deleting things.

[Grandy]

I would think they'd be in something like C:/Program Files/Kodak/Photos or something. Might be hidden files.

I would just fly right in there and start mass-deleting things.

 Will try.


EDIT: Well, what'd you know? I found them. I had to right click and check every single file in the entire computer to find one that took over 4GB, and let me tell my computer is a maze. I dunno how it's possible, but some links manage to link into themselves. I had to tie a string to the monitor and I'm pretty sure I saw a minotaur at a glance.

BUT! Upon checking it seems that there's less free space then before anyway. there must be another duct of pictures clogging up my intertubes.

SECOND EDIT: Found them. It was their ghosts floating around the Temp archive. I thought they got deleted automatically.

[Archem]

So problem solved?

[Grandy]

Yes.

Now to delete Kodak's software from my machine...