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If you are unhappy with your job, you better clear up your computer files before you decide to make threats against the company, and then call in absent for a day.... :-5

You're right there Minks;)

yep all kinds of icky files on the dude's computer, not the first time we had to clean up a puter from a past employee

euuuwwwww keep that stuff at home

oh dear me!!:-5 :-5

yes i see what you mean now,

To do list on monday -

1 - must delete all my naughty files :p

2 - must delete all my naughty e-mails :sneaky:

:wah:

I learned to log off my computer at school, you cannot believe what the evening clean up crew looks at. And I don't want the blame!

chonsigirl;654611 wrote: I learned to log off my computer at school, you cannot believe what the evening clean up crew looks at. And I don't want the blame!


yes good to always log off your computer and if you can password it even better.

Yes, we all have individual passwords. We have to leave the computers on, per tech guy's order. But don't the people who use them, know who it is fast enough anyway!

I sure log off mine before I go and try to remember to delete my history.

yeah we always log off and its password protected

but we would also get told off for anything other than work related, we are no allowed on ebay or anything like that.

minks;654576 wrote: If you are unhappy with your job, you better clear up your computer files before you decide to make threats against the company, and then call in absent for a day.... :-5


Well at least youve learned your lesson young lady.

along-for-the-ride;654617 wrote: I sure log off mine before I go and try to remember to delete my history.


It is not enough to delete your history, you also need to go into your internet options, then delete ‘cookies’ files. Every web site you enter is recorded on a file called ‘cookies’, even after deleting your history, the record remains on cookies so you need to get rid of it there as well.

Not that I would know from experience or anything as I would never misuse my company’s computer¦;)

Thanks for the tip, Mike.

Since I do have internet at home, I really don't surf much at work. Just Yahoo and MSN...for news.

I do confess that I have some games installed for those "slow" times.:sneaky: