I couldn’t find the check box in the Cleaner v120540 to delete MRU’s. Could MRU’s be listed in the Cleaner under some other name?
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Cleaning MRU's
Started by alexander33, Dec 15 2007 03:48 AM
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Posted 15 December 2007 - 11:12 AM
alexander33, on Dec 15 2007, 02:48 PM, said:
I couldn't find the check box in the Cleaner v120540 to delete MRU's. Could MRU's be listed in the Cleaner under some other name?
CCleaner v2.03.532 is the latest version to date.
The Beginner's Guide has helpful info.
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Other Explorer MRUs
MRUs (Most Recently Used) are lists within windows and in applications that maintain a list of the last few (normally 4 to 8) opened documents. It is normally located on the File menu of the application. This option clears a range of minor lists within Windows, including common dialogs, network drives and DirectX applications.
MRUs (Most Recently Used) are lists within windows and in applications that maintain a list of the last few (normally 4 to 8) opened documents. It is normally located on the File menu of the application. This option clears a range of minor lists within Windows, including common dialogs, network drives and DirectX applications.
