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To: maceng2 who wrote (42501)	8/6/2004 7:07:17 PM
From: thecow	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 110653

I've been using regcleaner for a couple of years now. I like the idea of being able to clean up junk registry entries when you no longer run a program. It also has a startup manager. Here's a link to the original free version. The newer (Regsupreme) has now become trialware. worldstart.com

To: maceng2 who wrote (42501)	8/6/2004 7:37:39 PM
From: ferrogy	Respond to of 110653

RegCleaner...Quite easy in fact.(no geek PHD required!) There are many advantages of cleaning your registry, but the most important one(IMHO)is that it increases you computer speed and stability.It takes me a maximum of two minutes to run RegCleaner once a week.I consider it two minutes of time for peace of mind. PLEASE NOTE!...ALWAYS make a back-up copy of your registry before doing anything to it,including running RegCleaner the first time. "i.e. there maybe an easier way to achieve your desired result"...agreed Steve p.s. the cow is quicker than the Steve!