"The "code" for the page, viewed as text in a text editor or in a text-only browser"
" If needed, I can open the saved .htm file in a text browser, or view source in notepad, and see the code directly"

Ok - we've done it again - I only showed a fragment of the code to show that the web page saved when displayed would show you all you want - and it has the full urls to go to or delete the threads (one at a time). If you use the url for the personal page, you have to open in new tab/window, or the damn page takes forever loading all the time for each one you delete.


"until Joe comes up with a way to use the threadid numbers to "batch detrace" files"

Possibly the 'delete thread' code as current only deals with one thread at a time - and there are probbaly too many other tasks of higher priority for the programmers.

You would srill have to delete them one at a time - I wait until the thread url reveals that the personal page is about to load, then shut that page.


"you can also choose to "Print all linked Documents""

...even I can see that is an impractical idea.... :-)


"revealed the archaeological age when you bought your last computer"

The nightmare of trying to get a useful box doing the things I want it to do using a minimal set of (and deciding which flavour of) Linux up is progressing...