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To: d:oug who wrote (75593)	6/3/2011 8:37:48 AM
From: PMS Witch	Respond to of 110581

I found your message about Fresh-Diagnose intriguing. First, if one follows the link featured prominently in your message, they'll be taken to the Fresh website. Here, one must enter their E-Mail address to download the program. If one visits Fresh they can download the program without divulging their identity. (But registration is requried to unlock all the features.) Fresh-Diagnose provides quite a lot of system information in an easy to access, well organized, Explorer appearing presentation. A brief explanation accompanied each value displayed, which made it a bit of a learning tool too, augmenting its value. It appeared to Un-Install completely, leaving no folders or menu entries behind. A cursory examination of my Registry uncovered no artifacts left there either. I'd say this program is useful. But I found Fresh-Diagnose offered little advantage over Gabriel Topala's System Information for Windows. SIW is a portable program, requires no registration, and uncovers the same information. SWI Cheers, PW. P.S. I hate giving out my E-Mail address. In cases like this, I find temporary mailboxes useful. Thirty Minute Single Use