I've re-keyed my "Security" apps - Antivirus, Adaware, WinPatrol, etc, - to:
LangSecRef=3028
This successfully creates ( under "Applications" ) an unlabled group check block with the changed apps indented and check-blocked alphabetically, and they are all recognized by the program, with all functions normal.
Reason - I want to enable / disable ALL these apps. with one click and I like them seperated from the "Utilities".
The line:
; 3028 = Security added in the header is apparantly only a remark.
How can I add "Security" as a blue-titled header/lable for this group ?
Purely cosmetic, I know.
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LangSecRef ( Winapp.ini & Winapp2.ini )
Started by falcon04, Jan 10 2006 07:36 PM
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Posted 10 January 2006 - 07:43 PM
I like your suggestion. But I advise you to send MrG an e-mail with this suggestion.
Maybe he can integrate it with a new version of CCleaner, which, in my view, is already long overdue.
Maybe he can integrate it with a new version of CCleaner, which, in my view, is already long overdue.
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Posted 12 January 2006 - 07:52 PM
This is very simple, replace the
LangSecRef=3028
with
Section=Security
(New version is coming out v shortly, just making sure it works perfectly!
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LangSecRef=3028
with
Section=Security
(New version is coming out v shortly, just making sure it works perfectly!
)
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Posted 12 January 2006 - 08:40 PM
MrG, on Jan 12 2006, 07:52 PM, said:
This is very simple, replace the
LangSecRef=3028
with
Section=Security
(New version is coming out v shortly, just making sure it works perfectly! )
LangSecRef=3028
with
Section=Security
(New version is coming out v shortly, just making sure it works perfectly!
)Thanks, MrG - Works, as always !
I assume that this coding is applicable toward further group customization
Terrific app, btw.
