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Okay, so you don't want anyone to see what files you have been opening
lately. It's faitly easy to stop people from seeing your latest files.
As you probably know the files you have been opening lately will have
shortcuts on the   Start -> Documents   area of Windows 9x.
Go to the area   C:\Windows\Recent   and delete all the files there.
In Windows 2000, go to C:\Documents And Settings\[Your User]\Recent
and delete all the files located there. [Your User] should be the username
you use to log in with in Windows 2000.