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To: Ed Forrest who wrote (15129)	1/20/2001 6:00:55 PM
From: mr.mark	Respond to of 110652

Subject: Norton SystemWorks [FAST AND SAFE - 01/16/2001] [from tipworld.com. i ran the below mentioned program just now and freed 10.96mb. i was quite surprised.] FAST AND SAFE by Mike Hogan "Your PC isn't too different from your cupboards or toaster oven--dust, detritus, food particles, and other stuff just builds up. There are so many bits and pieces of programs loaded and unloaded and floating around freely that no-longer-needed code just piles up in the nooks and crannies of your hard drives. Norton Fast & Safe tidies up after you--or actually, after the sloppy way Windows and its applications operate. That has become especially important since the advent of Web browsers, whose operating methodology makes Windows look like a neat freak. To perform a Fast & Safe cleanup, select Norton CleanSweep from the Norton SystemWorks main window and the Cleanup button. Click Fast & Safe Cleanup to have it scan for specific file types that are safe to remove, such as the temporary Internet browser cache and Recycle Bin files. When the scan is complete, the Fast & Safe main window appears, showing you the amount of detritus you can clean up from each hard drive." :) mark