How do you empty the Trash in the Classic Environment?

[bw92116]

There was a large file on my desktop, called ".tif" (no filename, just ".tif" and nothing else). It was apparently created by the VueScan scanning software. It was not an image I asked it to scan, it's just some sort of test image. It only appears to applications running in Classic. It does not appear to OSX applications, and the Find command in the OSX Finder can't find it.

Using Sherlock 2, running under Classic, I was able to find this file, but the only thing I could do with it in Sherlock 2 was move it to the Trash. So now, it's sitting in the Trash of the Classic environment, but OSX doesn't see it, the Trash in OSX is empty.

There is no "Empty Trash" command in Sherlock 2, or any other Classic program that I have. All of the third-party utility programs that I have for OS 9, such as Norton Utilities, DiskWarrior, etc., won't run under Classic. When I try to run them, I simply get a message, "That application is not supported by Classic."

So, how can I get rid of this file? It is only visible to the Classic environment. Are there any utility programs that run under Classic that can cause the Classic environment Trash to be emptied?
Thank you

[g/re/p]

Trash X claims it will empty trash in classic:
http://www.northernsoftworks.com/trashx.html

According to the user manual, you put an alias or copy of the Trash X icon
on your desktop and doubleclick on the Icon while pressing and holding
down the shift and control keys.

When the extra menu box opens, choose the Empty Classic Trash option

[bw92116]

Thank you!