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To: mr.mark who wrote (13045)	11/6/2000 5:25:15 AM
From: Doug Coughlan	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 110652

Received this tip today and thought the folks that frequent these parts might find it useful. DOWNLOADING MICROSOFT REGCLEAN Many people have a steady stream of applications coming and going on their computer. Maybe you like to check out the latest shareware and freeware programs, and then you uninstall them when their licenses run out. If you're constantly installing and uninstalling applications, there's a chance that your Windows Registry is a bit bloated, the result of programs not performing their uninstall routines properly. When programs fail to remove all their information from the Registry upon uninstall, the Registry file becomes cluttered with "dead" information, which can slow down access to it. Microsoft makes a program that can look at your Registry and suggest ways to make it leaner. You can get more information about RegClean and download it at support.microsoft.com