I double clicked on this .exe file, expecting it
to self-extract; but this was it! Small, one file, and quick too.
This program works on cleaning up the mess our web browsers and
ourselves make. It cleans up both Netscape and Internet Explorer
[AOL too!], works with all versions of above, including newest
4.0 versions. It tells you exactly what's what before you delete
anything; it also cleans individual location url's, non internet
files such as excess index files, temp files, and recent document
links.
It also contains an interface allowing you to enter your own
personal directory or file cleanups; and allows "Complete
Cleanup" with one button. With each purchase you also get
free Easy Access software, which is a 200 entry address book
holding names addresses, phone numbers, e-mail addresses, and
comments.
The only bad thing about this program is it won't delete anything
until it's registered; it will only show you how much space
you're wasting, and how the process will go when it is
registered. Tonight, before I ran this program, I had run 3 other
different cleanup type programs; to clean up the debris; and I
was informed, without any extras, I was wasting 4047687 bytes.
So do you have enough hard drive space not to get Complete
Cleanup?