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+ | ====== What are these RHL files? ====== | ||
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+ | Normally these files are deleted within a few seconds of closing the Rhino file. If you try to delete them while the file is still open you will get a warning message and the system will refuse. | ||
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+ | A user recently reported a problem when Rhino is open and the **[[http:// | ||
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+ | This results in Rhino warning you the file is in use when it really isn't, and these RHL files stack up. | ||
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+ | He also reported a second cause. Apparently Avast anti-virus has a tool for scanning a file when it is being written. This too was blocking Rhino from deleting its own RHL files. | ||
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+ | -John Brock 6.15.2011 | ||
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+ | Another cause of .rhl files left on your computer is a Rhino crash. The file gets left behind because Rhino crashed before it had a chance to delete it. In that case, it is safe to manually delete the orphaned .rhl file. | ||
+ | --msh 24.06.2011 |