Sat 13-Jan-2007: Update
182662 Jan 13 2007 ftp://garbo.uwasa.fi/pc/link/tscmd.zip
tscmd42.zip Useful NT/2000/XP script tricks and tips, T.Salmi

The changes include:
MAILDATE.CMD Build a message's "From" header
Added an /SUBJ switch to include the subject from the email header
with the date added.

NAMEDOWN.CMD Covert a filename to lower case
NAMEUP.CMD Covert a filename to upper case
Corrected the bug that caused a failure for filenames with
parentheses.

Added to the FAQ file 1CMDFAQ.TXT
154} How do I remove leading zeros from a string with script only?
155} How can I use command-line to open a Windows Explorer Window?
156} How does one create a stortcut using the command-line?
157} How to get the count of words and the last word of a variable?

All the best, Timo

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Everyone:
Please help me with a problem that is driving me nuts.

In the last few months, my desktop PC has been generating **LOTS**
of files in the \Windows\Temp directory with filenames of the pattern
ACR####.TMP, where #### is 3-5 hex digits. These files are usually
around 3.5 MB, sometimes a little larger, sometimes a little smaller.
Often, the files are generated at the rate of over 200 files per hour.
Often, the large numbers of these files has used up all of the free
space on my hard disk.

The frequency of occurrence and rate of growth of the ACR####.TMP
files has been increasing over the last few months.

Yesterday I checked the disk controller and hard disk with CheckIt
7.0 in MS-DOS mode. It did not find any problems with either the
controller or the hard disk. I still ahve some suspicion that a hard
disk or controller problem may be causing or contributing to this
problem.

I do not have this problem on my laptop PC, only my desktop PC.

I have some questions.

1. What program or process is creating these files?