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don't know the exact answer but simple batch script would delete all .txt files in the specified directory with 2 mouse clicks:

Something like

@echo off  <stops the confirmation question for each file>

C:      <Where C = the drive letter the files are stored>

Del  C:\Folder_name\ *.txt   <C:|Folder_name\*.txt is the drive letter used above then the \ then the name of the folder the files are in>

End     <explains itself>

Type that into note pad, save a s a text file but with the file extension.bat without the bits between the < >

Save to desktop,   double clicking the icon will delete all .txt files in that folder,. everything else will still be there

Leigh


 

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Not that I'm aware of. The text file is there to prevent you having to re-register images if you want another crack at the process. From the manual under Technical Info

The registering results (number of detected stars, position, luminance of each star) are saved in a text file which name is the name of the picture file with an .Info.txt extension. Thus it is not necessary to register the picture again for a future stacking process.
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