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Started by Gennaro, Aug 05 2009 05:39 PM
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Posted 05 August 2009 - 05:39 PM
I think it would be a great idea if there was a Hide control button local to the windows/Application tab, which would allow a user to hide or display the window pane. I don't think it needs to be displayed all the time when doing a routine clean-up. I like having the window smaller and simple so I can do a quick clean and get out. If I ever needed to make further adjustements I could click the tab and expand the window!
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Keep up the great work, this is an awesome product!
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Posted 06 August 2009 - 03:19 PM
If you are just doing a quick clean why dont you just create a short cut for the /AUTO run command then you dont need to have ccleaner displayed at all?? http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/windows-vis...eaner-silently/ details are also on this site.
It was actually a dicussion i had recently with another programmer who was advising me and he was trying to sway me away from allowing my application to be able to resize the form (show/hide options) He was trying to explain to me that it is not good practice as some users can especially new users can get confused to what is going on.
It was actually a dicussion i had recently with another programmer who was advising me and he was trying to sway me away from allowing my application to be able to resize the form (show/hide options) He was trying to explain to me that it is not good practice as some users can especially new users can get confused to what is going on.
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Posted 06 August 2009 - 07:47 PM
Thank you!
I have done that using Pstart menu for my thumb drive and it works well. My suggestion of a button would allow me to see what was removed and I like that.
I just ran CCleaner with the auto option and I am sure it worked, but I was not sure until I checked my recycle bin and temporary internet files, just to make sure.
Thanks again for the help.
Gennaro
I have done that using Pstart menu for my thumb drive and it works well. My suggestion of a button would allow me to see what was removed and I like that.
I just ran CCleaner with the auto option and I am sure it worked, but I was not sure until I checked my recycle bin and temporary internet files, just to make sure.
Thanks again for the help.
Gennaro
ident, on Aug 6 2009, 10:19 AM, said:
If you are just doing a quick clean why dont you just create a short cut for the /AUTO run command then you dont need to have ccleaner displayed at all?? http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/windows-vis...eaner-silently/ details are also on this site.
It was actually a dicussion i had recently with another programmer who was advising me and he was trying to sway me away from allowing my application to be able to resize the form (show/hide options) He was trying to explain to me that it is not good practice as some users can especially new users can get confused to what is going on.
It was actually a dicussion i had recently with another programmer who was advising me and he was trying to sway me away from allowing my application to be able to resize the form (show/hide options) He was trying to explain to me that it is not good practice as some users can especially new users can get confused to what is going on.
