[ANN] MasterYourWindows 5.0

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Bjorn Simonsen

Noticed a link to this one in a grc group (linkfarm).
Have not tried it my self (and it is not listed on
<http://www.pricelesswarehome.org/acf/P_ProgramIndex.php>)

<copy from <http://piussoft.tripod.com/>>

MasterYourWindows 5.0

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-Maximize-Windows-Tool, no more annoying small windows
forgetting their maximized status. You can easily select the
applications you want to be opened maximized, for instance word,
notepad, explorer

is an Auto-Close-Windows-Tool, a very 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.
[...]
You can use MasterYourWindows 5.0 without any restrictions, no
need to pay for it, no evaluation time.
[...]
MasterYourWindows works fine with Windows 98, ME, XP and so on...
</copy>

Homepage: <http://piussoft.tripod.com/>
Download: <http://piussoft.tripod.com/MasterYourWindows5.0setup.zip>
Screenshot: <http://piussoft.tripod.com/MYW_APP.GIF>


All the best,
Bjorn Simonsen
 
Phoenix said:
What an unfortunately named url. At first glance is looks like...
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I couldn't decide which was worse...the first part of the name or the fact
that it's on a tripod site.
 
Bjorn said:
MasterYourWindows 5.0
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I noticed this the other day at Shell City.
Downloaded it.
Installed it.
It crashed the system. 98SE, 233mhz, 32mb RAM.
Cold rebooted and tried to run it again.
Crashed the system.
Uninstalled it.
 
It crashed the system. 98SE, 233mhz, 32mb RAM.
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Ouch. Sorry to hear. Tried it on my Win2k system, and it seems to run
just fine here.

All the best,
Bjorn Simonsen
 
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