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"BT" <b2me@fltg.net>Subject:
Re: UnInstall Program Now Posted!Date:
Tue, Feb 28, 2012 6:31:38 pmHi Pat,
Yes, but originally designed for a person who hated to wait 40 seconds
or more for the list on an XP machine.
It will run for Vista and XP as long as you have administrative rights.
It is not perfect for it only looks for 2 name types and 1 uninstall
type. So in the future will add the others, first I wanted to make sure the
tree view selection worked when tabbing to the UnInstall button. Having said
that I did not disable that button if not on a program name nor it's
properties. If pressed when not it will just have no UnInstall program
displayed.
Bruce
Sent: Tuesday, February 28, 2012 5:00 PM
Subject: Re: UnInstall Program Now Posted!
Doesn't the add ewmove app do this same thing?
----- Original Message -----
From: "BT" <b2me@fltg.net>
To: <gw-apps@gwmicro.com>
Sent: Tuesday, February 28, 2012 3:32 PM
Subject: UnInstall Program Now Posted!
>
> Hi All!
>
> I have released the first beta version of the UnInstall program one
> person requested.
> I will make many changes to it in the future, especially updating the
> tree view after deletion. At the moment you have to hit the refresh button
> or exit the program and re-enter into it to get the list updated.
>
> This program only lists programs that use the "DisplayName" and
> "UninstallString" names inside the Registry. There are several other names
> that I can add in the future along with adding an edit field so you can
> search for any program you want listed.
> At the moment you get a tree view of UnInstallable programs which means
> they do have a program for UnInstall.
> Also a list of all programs that either have a name or UnInstall
> program.
> You first get a list by name and you can switch to date installed by
> holding down the alt key and hitting the D key. Or the reverse by holding
> down the alt key and hitting the A key for names or alphabetic listing.
>
> Eventually I will have it list all that is installed by name categories
> and add all properties based on the names given by the manufactureer.
>
> Essentially a nice way to look at your installed programs and it's
> properties with just one key stroke.
>
> There are many enhancements needed I am sure.
>
> Sincerely
> Bruce
>
>
Yes, but originally designed for a person who hated to wait 40 seconds
or more for the list on an XP machine.
It will run for Vista and XP as long as you have administrative rights.
It is not perfect for it only looks for 2 name types and 1 uninstall
type. So in the future will add the others, first I wanted to make sure the
tree view selection worked when tabbing to the UnInstall button. Having said
that I did not disable that button if not on a program name nor it's
properties. If pressed when not it will just have no UnInstall program
displayed.
Bruce
Sent: Tuesday, February 28, 2012 5:00 PM
Subject: Re: UnInstall Program Now Posted!
Doesn't the add ewmove app do this same thing?
----- Original Message -----
From: "BT" <b2me@fltg.net>
To: <gw-apps@gwmicro.com>
Sent: Tuesday, February 28, 2012 3:32 PM
Subject: UnInstall Program Now Posted!
>
> Hi All!
>
> I have released the first beta version of the UnInstall program one
> person requested.
> I will make many changes to it in the future, especially updating the
> tree view after deletion. At the moment you have to hit the refresh button
> or exit the program and re-enter into it to get the list updated.
>
> This program only lists programs that use the "DisplayName" and
> "UninstallString" names inside the Registry. There are several other names
> that I can add in the future along with adding an edit field so you can
> search for any program you want listed.
> At the moment you get a tree view of UnInstallable programs which means
> they do have a program for UnInstall.
> Also a list of all programs that either have a name or UnInstall
> program.
> You first get a list by name and you can switch to date installed by
> holding down the alt key and hitting the D key. Or the reverse by holding
> down the alt key and hitting the A key for names or alphabetic listing.
>
> Eventually I will have it list all that is installed by name categories
> and add all properties based on the names given by the manufactureer.
>
> Essentially a nice way to look at your installed programs and it's
> properties with just one key stroke.
>
> There are many enhancements needed I am sure.
>
> Sincerely
> Bruce
>
>
