Index.dat Suite update (v2.4.7)

[Steven Burn]

Index.dat Suite has now been updated to v2.4.7

Name: Index.dat Suite
Version: 2.4.7
Release Date: 21-01-2004
Homepage: http://www.it-mate.co.uk/support/idsuite.asp
Downoad: http://www.it-mate.co.uk/support/idsuite_download.asp
History: http://www.it-mate.co.uk/support/idsuite_history.asp

Updates:

"Stop" function added to IDFinder window (requested by user)
"Check for updates" dialog tidied up

Notes: The RAM in my XP system died on the 20th unfortunately, so I've not
been able to test the update on XP yet (have to wait until I can afford to
replace the RAM before I can test it on XP myself).

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Description:
------------

Index.dat Suite is a rather unique program that allows you not only to
delete the index.dat files, temporary internet files, temp files, cookies
and history, but it also allows you to view the index.dat files on your
system.

Index.dat Suite's current features include;

View index.dat files
Delete index.dat files
View and delete Temporary Internet Files (TIF)
View and delete Cookies
View and delete History
View and delete Temp files
Auto-generation of batch file to assist in deleting the index.dat files in
DOS.
Optional add to RunOnce registry key
Optional deletion of swap file (9x users only)
Optional defrag after file deletion

--
Regards

Steven Burn
Ur I.T. Mate Group
www.it-mate.co.uk

Keeping it FREE!

Disclaimer:
I know I'm probably wrong, I just like taking part ;o)

 

[John Corliss]

Index.dat Suite has now been updated to v2.4.7

Name: Index.dat Suite
Version: 2.4.7
Release Date: 21-01-2004
Homepage: http://www.it-mate.co.uk/support/idsuite.asp
Downoad: http://www.it-mate.co.uk/support/idsuite_download.asp
History: http://www.it-mate.co.uk/support/idsuite_history.asp

Updates:

"Stop" function added to IDFinder window (requested by user)
"Check for updates" dialog tidied up

Notes: The RAM in my XP system died on the 20th unfortunately, so I've not
been able to test the update on XP yet (have to wait until I can afford to
replace the RAM before I can test it on XP myself).

------------
Description:
------------

Index.dat Suite is a rather unique program that allows you not only to
delete the index.dat files, temporary internet files, temp files, cookies
and history, but it also allows you to view the index.dat files on your
system.

Index.dat Suite's current features include;

View index.dat files
Delete index.dat files
View and delete Temporary Internet Files (TIF)
View and delete Cookies
View and delete History
View and delete Temp files
Auto-generation of batch file to assist in deleting the index.dat files in
DOS.
Optional add to RunOnce registry key
Optional deletion of swap file (9x users only)
Optional defrag after file deletion

--
Regards

Steven Burn
Ur I.T. Mate Group
www.it-mate.co.uk

Keeping it FREE!

Disclaimer:
I know I'm probably wrong, I just like taking part ;o)

Steven,
Since I added the conservative swap file useage line to my
system.ini file (ConservativeSwapfileUsage=1) my swap file size is
frequently "0". I'm pretty convinced that the only thing being
maintained by Windows from session to session is the size of the swap
file, not the contents. So, I'm not sure deleting the swap file makes
any difference (at least in ME.)

 

[Steven Burn]

Steven,
Since I added the conservative swap file useage line to my
system.ini file (ConservativeSwapfileUsage=1) my swap file size is
frequently "0". I'm pretty convinced that the only thing being
maintained by Windows from session to session is the size of the swap
file, not the contents. So, I'm not sure deleting the swap file makes
any difference (at least in ME.)

</snip>

John,
In ME, you'll likely not see a difference, however, in 9x systems the
swap file isn't as "nice", regardless of settings (

It is actually meant to reset itself upon re-booting, but never actually
does (not properly anyway).

--
Regards

Steven Burn
Ur I.T. Mate Group
www.it-mate.co.uk

Keeping it FREE!

Disclaimer:
I know I'm probably wrong, I just like taking part ;o)

 

[Flakmoppen]

Index.dat Suite has now been updated to v2.4.7

Name: Index.dat Suite
Version: 2.4.7
Release Date: 21-01-2004
Homepage: http://www.it-mate.co.uk/support/idsuite.asp
Downoad: http://www.it-mate.co.uk/support/idsuite_download.asp
History: http://www.it-mate.co.uk/support/idsuite_history.asp

Updates:

"Stop" function added to IDFinder window (requested by user)
"Check for updates" dialog tidied up

Notes: The RAM in my XP system died on the 20th unfortunately, so I've not
been able to test the update on XP yet (have to wait until I can afford to
replace the RAM before I can test it on XP myself).

------------
Description:
------------

Index.dat Suite is a rather unique program that allows you not only to
delete the index.dat files, temporary internet files, temp files, cookies
and history, but it also allows you to view the index.dat files on your
system.

Index.dat Suite's current features include;

View index.dat files
Delete index.dat files
View and delete Temporary Internet Files (TIF)
View and delete Cookies
View and delete History
View and delete Temp files
Auto-generation of batch file to assist in deleting the index.dat files in
DOS.
Optional add to RunOnce registry key
Optional deletion of swap file (9x users only)
Optional defrag after file deletion

as I understand this is a "fake" shit program. It dont nullifyi index.dat
files.

I tryed out History Cleaner http://www.history-cleaner.com/ a shareware,
and that program realy clenaned the hd (but after restart), as I can see
it.

 

[dszady]

Index.dat Suite has now been updated to v2.4.7

Name: Index.dat Suite
Version: 2.4.7
Release Date: 21-01-2004
Homepage: http://www.it-mate.co.uk/support/idsuite.asp
Downoad: http://www.it-mate.co.uk/support/idsuite_download.asp
History: http://www.it-mate.co.uk/support/idsuite_history.asp

[...]
as I understand this is a "fake" shit program. It dont nullifyi index.dat
files.

I tryed out History Cleaner http://www.history-cleaner.com/ a shareware,
and that program realy clenaned the hd (but after restart), as I can see
it.

Where do you see the word "shareware" in alt.comp.freeware?
Read the FAQ Jack.

 

[omega]

Index.dat Suite has now been updated to v2.4.7

Name: Index.dat Suite
Version: 2.4.7
Release Date: 21-01-2004
Homepage: http://www.it-mate.co.uk/support/idsuite.asp [...]
Index.dat Suite is a rather unique program that allows you not only to
delete the index.dat files, temporary internet files, temp files, cookies
and history, but it also allows you to view the index.dat files on your
system. [...]
Auto-generation of batch file to assist in deleting the index.dat files in
DOS.
Optional add to RunOnce registry key
Optional deletion of swap file (9x users only)
Optional defrag after file deletion

as I understand this is a "fake" shit program. It dont nullifyi index.dat
files.

I tryed out History Cleaner http://www.history-cleaner.com/ a shareware,
and that program realy clenaned the hd (but after restart), as I can see
it.

Re "It dont nullifyi index.dat files." It deletes the contents. When you
have MSIE installed, the automatic re-creation of a skeleton structure for
those files, 16k per, is by design. If the existence of that design disturbs
you, it is time to look into IEradictor.

Index.dat suite is a quality utility. It is completely customizable, and
very considerate of the user.

It is furthermore more beyond a clean-up utility. It offers the ability to
view, and selectively copy from, the special .dat files. (Plus, I've even
used it to view my FreshDownload .DFL files.)

I note that the OT-Payware you advertise in this thread, it does not offer
the least grain of functionality as a special .dat viewer.

Your post is bizarre. Since you have decided that letting Windows create
its skeletal .dat structures is something you find unacceptable -- you
then proceed to call Index.dat Suite "fake" and "shit."

What is going on here? Is this because of your motive to advertise the
OT-Payware product? Or something broken in your thought process? In either
case, I do not see how this thread can continue, as it is not the function
of this group to discuss and evaluate payware. That which can be concluded
here, from your insensible input, is that you should not be using Index.dat
Suite. Its qualities are obviously beyond that which you have the capacity
to appreciate.

 

[John Corliss]

John Corliss wrote:

</snip>

John,
In ME, you'll likely not see a difference,

Well, like they say, it depends on a person's type of useage. My
particular type of useage seems to have benefited (albiet only
slightly) from adding the system.ini line. One definite advantage
though, is that it's easier to defrag when the swap file is "0" bytes
in size.

however, in 9x systems the
swap file isn't as "nice", regardless of settings (

It is actually meant to reset itself upon re-booting, but never actually
does (not properly anyway).

Steven,
My understanding was that it did in 95, didn't in 98SE and up. The
excuse given was that it makes booting time faster.

 

[Steven Burn]

Steven,
My understanding was that it did in 95, didn't in 98SE and up. The
excuse given was that it makes booting time faster.

</snip>

John, I used to run 95 (OSR1 & 2) and neither of them did.

--
Regards

Steven Burn
Ur I.T. Mate Group
www.it-mate.co.uk

Keeping it FREE!

Disclaimer:
I know I'm probably wrong, I just like taking part ;o)

 

[John Corliss]

John Corliss wrote:


</snip>

John, I used to run 95 (OSR1 & 2) and neither of them did.

Steven,
I'll be darned. I forget where I read that though. Hate it when I
can't remember where I see something.

 

[Steven Burn]

Steven,
I'll be darned. I forget where I read that though. Hate it when I
can't remember where I see something.

</snip>

John,
hehe, I have that problem myself ;o)

--
Regards

Steven Burn
Ur I.T. Mate Group
www.it-mate.co.uk

Keeping it FREE!

Disclaimer:
I know I'm probably wrong, I just like taking part ;o)