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file says it has? Go to the options tab and remove the tick for the 'Don't remove any cookies whilst sorting' Checkbox.
No. Cookie Collective only sorts and deletes Cookie files. This file only appears in the listing because you've selected to view all files. To view the files that will be sorted just select to view only Cookie files.
Didn't think anyone would use this function, which is why it was not not implemented.
No. Files dragged into the bin are not placed into the recycle bin and are therefore permanently deleted.
You have forced the program to switch into normal user mode because the Command Line switches you passed it were not recognized. Double-click on the scheduled task and insert the correct switches.
No. Just move one.
The 'Don't remove any cookies whilst sorting' Checkbox is probably ticked. Go to the options tab and remove it.
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/s: This instructs Cookie Collective to automatically sort your cookie folder with its current settings, without any input from the user. This has specifically been implemented so that it can be called by windows as a scheduled task (see Setting up a Scheduled Task for more information).
If Cookie Collective detects that it has been called from the Command-line then it will not display anything on the screen unless this switch has been set. Using this switch this will force Cookie Collective to display a dialog box in the center of the screen with a brief summary after it has completed its task.
COLLECTIVE.EXE /s
COLLECTIVE.EXE /s m
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