RFI: MasterYourWindows 8.0?? Wherefore Art Thou?

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Jonathan Wolgamuth

I saw a post here back in January that pointed to a link that is no
longer valid for this program. Does anyone know where this program can
be downloaded? Is it still freeware?

Thanks in advance!
 
Jonathan said:
I saw a post here back in January that pointed to a link that is no
longer valid for this program. Does anyone know where this program can
be downloaded? Is it still freeware?
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I did a little checking - without success. This looks like a job for our
*expert* searchers. FWIW -- these are the most recent URLs I have:

http://www.49mb.com/users/pisoft *DEAD
http://www.49mb.com/users/pisoft/MasterYourWindows8.0setup.zip *DEAD
(I don't know the file size.) ( http://www.49mb.com/ *DEAD )

earlier site:
http://piussoft.tripod.com/ *DEAD

Susan
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It came to pass that on 02 Mar 2006, (e-mail address removed) scribed thusly to
all in alt.comp.freeware the following inspiration:
I did a little checking - without success. This looks like a job for our
*expert* searchers. FWIW -- these are the most recent URLs I have:

http://www.49mb.com/users/pisoft *DEAD
http://www.49mb.com/users/pisoft/MasterYourWindows8.0setup.zip *DEAD
(I don't know the file size.) ( http://www.49mb.com/ *DEAD )

earlier site:
http://piussoft.tripod.com/ *DEAD
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Susan and bigjon, thanks for the help. I'm afraid that just solidifies my
thoughts that this program has really disappeared (at least the 8.0
version.)

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JW [jonwolgamuth(at)gmail(dot)com]

"We know too much, and are convinced of too little. Our literature is a
substitute for religion, and so is our religion."

--TS Eliot
 
JW said:
It came to pass that on 02 Mar 2006, (e-mail address removed) scribed
thusly to all in alt.comp.freeware the following inspiration:


Susan and bigjon, thanks for the help. I'm afraid that just
solidifies my thoughts that this program has really disappeared (at
least the 8.0 version.)
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For those who want to know what its is about:
the 49mb.com site is in Google's cache: http://tinyurl.com/p8gr4

" MasterYourWindows 8.0

is a System-Check-Tool, continuously checking auto-run-entries,
BHO's, etc. You can deactivate or delete the entries, this way
you can detect or get rid of viruses, trojans, hi-jackers ...

is an Auto-Size-Windows-Tool, no more annoying small windows
forgetting their maximized status. You can open the selected
applications (for instance explorer, notepad ...) in maximized
mode or other sizes,

is an Auto-Close-Windows-Tool, a useful addition to any Browser and
Blocker, because now you can auto-close all windows, for instance
annoying Dialogwindows, Appletwindows, Systemwindows ...

is an Open/Save-Dialog-Box-Manager, no more annoying small list mode
Open/Save-Dialog-Boxes, You can set default window-sizes and
Details-View. "

At the time that I downloaded this 8.0 version the zip file was OK,
containing only the setup.exe, But the install didn't work. So I keep
using version 7.0, have it always running in the background, nice tool.
I hope that eventually a working version 8.0 can be downloaded.
B.t.w. I see no difference in functionality as mentioned above.

For those that want to try out version 7.0, I uploaded to:

http://www.JustUpIt.com/210612d9ee8d0a23b81c47a47310d920
 
It came to pass that on 02 Mar 2006, (e-mail address removed) scribed
thusly to all in alt.comp.freeware the following inspiration:
LOL
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Hey, taking care of my OCD is no laughing matter! ;-) But definitely
thanks for your assistance.

I was able to get the functionality I needed with the last freeware
version of Handy Thing. Does just what I wanted without doing anything
more.

--
JW [jonwolgamuth(at)gmail(dot)com]

"We know too much, and are convinced of too little. Our literature is a
substitute for religion, and so is our religion."

--TS Eliot
 
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