Recycling bin behaviour over a network.

In Windows XP, if I move the location of My Documents to a
networked drive, I can delete a file from My Documents and
it is moved to the Recycling Bin for later recovery.

This is not the case with Windows 98. When I delete a file
from My Documents in Windows 98 it is gone forever, unless
I employ some very time expensive recovery from backup
media.

Is there a work around that will move files to the
Recycling Bin when my clients delete file from a networked
My Documents in Window 98?

Nope.

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"Michael Klimczak" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> In Windows XP, if I move the location of My Documents to a
> networked drive, I can delete a file from My Documents and
> it is moved to the Recycling Bin for later recovery.
>
> This is not the case with Windows 98. When I delete a file
> from My Documents in Windows 98 it is gone forever, unless
> I employ some very time expensive recovery from backup
> media.
>
> Is there a work around that will move files to the
> Recycling Bin when my clients delete file from a networked
> My Documents in Window 98?