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Steven Burn
Program: Index.dat Suite
Version: 2.5.2
Licence: Freeware
Author : Steven Burn
Company: Ur I.T. Mate Group
Website: www.it-mate.co.uk/support/idsuite.asp
Download: www.it-mate.co.uk/support/idsuite_download.asp#IDSBeta
www.it-mate.co.uk/downloads/idsuite2_5_2_beta.zip
Size: 96KB
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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.
The ability to view these files was only added in v2.0 after we decided we
did not like having to use ad-ware/spyware programs to do it, nor did we
like going through the files manually.
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
.: View and delete Recent Documents
.: 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
.: Full application logging
Updates:
.: Removed: FileSystemObject dependancy for Index.dat Suite scan (now uses
API)
.: Removed: results.ini dependancy
.: Modified: Update check routine
.: Modified: Settings options, "Save as" box now offers save as dialog (so
you don't need to type the path yourself)
.: Modified: Save Results option (now allows you to select your own
filename)
.: Modified: Save list option (when viewing index.dat files)
.: Modified: Results list (no longer lists "KB" next to the file size, has
it in the column header instead)
.: Modified: Settings dialog will no longer allow you to save the settings
if one or more of the settings boxes are empty
.: Fixed: Listview resize bug
.: Fixed: "Runtime error 13 - Type Mismatch" error when pressing "Find" (no
longer uses the scripting engine)
.: Fixed: Re-opening bug (would keep re-opening if the scan of the system
and/or index.dat file had not finished)
.: Added: Prompt on exit (prompts only if scan of your system or index.dat
file, is still running)
.: Added: "Wizard" dialog
.: Added: Custom folders with filters (allows you to set folders with
filters, that you would like to include in the generated file)
.: Other minor bug fixes/GUI changes/modifications
Installation:
Full/Basic install: Run Setup.exe
Update: Open Index.dat Suite program folder and copy IDSuite.exe to the
backup folder
Extract IDSuite.exe to the Index.dat Suite program folder
Manual (No-install): Extract IDSuite.exe to a location of your choice.
Uninstallation:
Full/Basic Install: Start > Settings > Control Panel > Add/Remove Programs
Update: Open the Index.dat Suite program folder, delete idsuite.exe then
copy idsuite.exe from the backup folder (if it exists) to the main program
folder.
Known Issues:
Users that do not have Windows Script 5.6 will still receive errors if
they try to use certain parts of the program.
Sort by size bug still present (can't seem to locate the cause of the
problem)
Updates planned:
Include "date last visited" for URL's found (requested)
Completely remove FileSystemObject (Windows Script) dependancy (still
used in parts of the program)
Sort results by size (still a bug in that one)
Save custom folders (at present, you'll need to add them each time you
generate the file)
Extra custom folders (at present, you will only be able to include
custom folders if you use the wizard option)
View swap file contents (for 9x based systems)
Include pagefile.sys in deletion options (for NT based systems)
View pagefile.sys contents (for NT based systems)
... + ideas I've possibly not thought of yet
Notes:
I've removed the majority of the dependancy on FSO (FileSystemObject) in an
attempt to both make things quicker, and to allow people to use it without
having to install Windows Script first (though this is still required for
parts of the program at present, and the version installed must be 5.6 or
higher).
--
Regards
Steven Burn
Ur I.T. Mate Group
www.it-mate.co.uk
Keeping it FREE!
Version: 2.5.2
Licence: Freeware
Author : Steven Burn
Company: Ur I.T. Mate Group
Website: www.it-mate.co.uk/support/idsuite.asp
Download: www.it-mate.co.uk/support/idsuite_download.asp#IDSBeta
www.it-mate.co.uk/downloads/idsuite2_5_2_beta.zip
Size: 96KB
***********************************************************************
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.
The ability to view these files was only added in v2.0 after we decided we
did not like having to use ad-ware/spyware programs to do it, nor did we
like going through the files manually.
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
.: View and delete Recent Documents
.: 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
.: Full application logging
Updates:
.: Removed: FileSystemObject dependancy for Index.dat Suite scan (now uses
API)
.: Removed: results.ini dependancy
.: Modified: Update check routine
.: Modified: Settings options, "Save as" box now offers save as dialog (so
you don't need to type the path yourself)
.: Modified: Save Results option (now allows you to select your own
filename)
.: Modified: Save list option (when viewing index.dat files)
.: Modified: Results list (no longer lists "KB" next to the file size, has
it in the column header instead)
.: Modified: Settings dialog will no longer allow you to save the settings
if one or more of the settings boxes are empty
.: Fixed: Listview resize bug
.: Fixed: "Runtime error 13 - Type Mismatch" error when pressing "Find" (no
longer uses the scripting engine)
.: Fixed: Re-opening bug (would keep re-opening if the scan of the system
and/or index.dat file had not finished)
.: Added: Prompt on exit (prompts only if scan of your system or index.dat
file, is still running)
.: Added: "Wizard" dialog
.: Added: Custom folders with filters (allows you to set folders with
filters, that you would like to include in the generated file)
.: Other minor bug fixes/GUI changes/modifications
Installation:
Full/Basic install: Run Setup.exe
Update: Open Index.dat Suite program folder and copy IDSuite.exe to the
backup folder
Extract IDSuite.exe to the Index.dat Suite program folder
Manual (No-install): Extract IDSuite.exe to a location of your choice.
Uninstallation:
Full/Basic Install: Start > Settings > Control Panel > Add/Remove Programs
Update: Open the Index.dat Suite program folder, delete idsuite.exe then
copy idsuite.exe from the backup folder (if it exists) to the main program
folder.
Known Issues:
Users that do not have Windows Script 5.6 will still receive errors if
they try to use certain parts of the program.
Sort by size bug still present (can't seem to locate the cause of the
problem)
Updates planned:
Include "date last visited" for URL's found (requested)
Completely remove FileSystemObject (Windows Script) dependancy (still
used in parts of the program)
Sort results by size (still a bug in that one)
Save custom folders (at present, you'll need to add them each time you
generate the file)
Extra custom folders (at present, you will only be able to include
custom folders if you use the wizard option)
View swap file contents (for 9x based systems)
Include pagefile.sys in deletion options (for NT based systems)
View pagefile.sys contents (for NT based systems)
... + ideas I've possibly not thought of yet
Notes:
I've removed the majority of the dependancy on FSO (FileSystemObject) in an
attempt to both make things quicker, and to allow people to use it without
having to install Windows Script first (though this is still required for
parts of the program at present, and the version installed must be 5.6 or
higher).
--
Regards
Steven Burn
Ur I.T. Mate Group
www.it-mate.co.uk
Keeping it FREE!
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