Remove is a full-featured uninstaller for uninstalling software and removing program entries from the Windows Add/Remove Programs applet in the Control Panel. In addition to the standard uninstall option, Remove highlights phantom program entries and lets you remove, modify, and backup them. Best of all, it gives you the ability to get rid of hidden software, unwanted and partially installed applications, and obsolete program entries.
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- Fixed the known "run-time error 35603" bug which made it impossible to list programs with their numeric key values on the "Remove/Uninstall Programs" list
- Fixed a bug that caused problems when uninstalling and removing hidden programs right after the program list was refreshed
- Fixed a bug which prevented the unnamed deleted program entries to be restored and deleted completely
- The program lists have a new column for version numbers: - Added tooltips for all program list items - When the "Remove/Uninstall Programs" tab is activated and you right-click one of the list items, the context-menu lets you copy program details to the W
- Added also a new "Phantom Program Entries in Bold" command to the "View" menu (choose this one and the red phantom program entries will be listed in bold)
- Because Remove is now able to display more user-friendly program names, there is a new "User-Friendly Application Names" command in the "View" menu (using friendly names is highly recommended because then Remove is easier to use and more version numbers c
Reviewing 3.1.1 (Sep 12, 2003)
Wow--a "utility" that lets you delete registry keys. I never cease to be amazed at how some programmers offer truly powerful and usefull applications for free (witness Total Uninstall), while others whip up crap like this and want money for it. Don't be suckered into buying this waste of disk space.
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