OT Software
 

Brilliant piece of software, and free to boot!

http://www.ccleaner.com/

Shame it does not work on newsgroups.

TL
MC

OT Software
 

"Mike Connor" wrote in message
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Brilliant piece of software, and free to boot!

http://www.ccleaner.com/

Shame it does not work on newsgroups.

TL
MC



Nice, thanks


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http://schreiber.se

OT Software
 

"Mike Connor" wrote in message
...
Brilliant piece of software, and free to boot!

http://www.ccleaner.com/

Shame it does not work on newsgroups.

TL
MC



Nice, thanks


--

Tight lines
Thomas Schreiber - DK
-
Born to fish, forced to work :o/

http://schreiber.se

OT Software
 

"Mike Connor" wrote in message
...

Brilliant piece of software, and free to boot!

http://www.ccleaner.com/

Shame it does not work on newsgroups.

TL
MC

I downlaoded and ran this. An excellent piece of software indeed! Thanks.

Tim Lysyk

OT Software
 

"Mike Connor" wrote in message
...
Brilliant piece of software, and free to boot!

http://www.ccleaner.com/

Shame it does not work on newsgroups.

I looked at the site. Looks really useful. But.......

Some of us know little enough about computers that it's impossible for us to
assess with any certainty whether we can do ourselves any damage. I, sad to
say, fall into that category. What are the chances that, with a simple
click of the mouse, I'll do something that I will regret?

For example, when uninstalling some piece of unused software, I have
occasionally gotten a message saying something to the effect that one or
more of the files being deleted is a shared file.....do I really want to
delete it? How the hell would I know?

Wolfgang

OT Software
 

"Mike Connor" wrote in message
...
Brilliant piece of software, and free to boot!

http://www.ccleaner.com/

Shame it does not work on newsgroups.

I looked at the site. Looks really useful. But.......

Some of us know little enough about computers that it's impossible for us to
assess with any certainty whether we can do ourselves any damage. I, sad to
say, fall into that category. What are the chances that, with a simple
click of the mouse, I'll do something that I will regret?

For example, when uninstalling some piece of unused software, I have
occasionally gotten a message saying something to the effect that one or
more of the files being deleted is a shared file.....do I really want to
delete it? How the hell would I know?

Wolfgang