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> Wow, that's probably it. If I'm going to give this back to Windows users,
> is
> there any reason why removing those thumb files is a bad practice? I did
> test a
> few links on the k3b-burned disk and they work fine, showing the images.
> If
> not, is there an easy way to tell Windows to stop?
XP caches the thumbnails for speed, when XP browses a directory
without a thumbs.db, it re-generates all the thumbs, which can
be slow if there are a lot of images. Nothing important is lost by
deleting it though, it'll regenerate it when needed, it's just slower.
Caching thumbnails can be turned off in folder options, if that's
what you want.
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