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Originally posted by kinook
Perhaps some document type that you are viewing internally in UR is hosted within UR by some application that creates this .lck file.
If you exit UR via File | Exit, then open one of the samples (double-click on C:\Program Files\UltraRecall\Samples\Intro.urd in Explorer, for instance), does the .lck file get created?
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I think what you describe is what's happening. I just have to identify what it is to solve the mystery. What's interesting to me is that (a) that it is created but also (b) that UR is holding on to it somehow even if no browser windows are visible.
The answer to your questioin, however, is "no" But by the same token if I open my working URD file, this file does not appear automatically. I think it occurs, as you suggest, when I'm browsing something.