jv16 PowerTools 2010 RC1 (latest build: 961)

denislevesque

I am a register user.

I start to use and test your program

when i want to open a word files or other files it's very slow

when i browse my files is very slow to

without this program all work fine and quick?

my computer is HP pavillon DV6000

intel duo cpu t5750 2GHZ 4GB ram

hard drive is: western digital 7200 rpm

os: windows 7 Professionnal 64 bits

my antivirus is: eset smart security

jv16

Denis Levesque wrote
I am a register user.

I start to use and test your program

when i want to open a word files or other files it's very slow

when i browse my files is very slow to

without this program all work fine and quick?

What exactly did you do with the program, and what version did you use?

tullik

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jv16

tullik wrote

I presume your "similarity" solution would result in just two or three dialogues in this case, quite acceptable. And it would provide more safety for cases with many different key types.

Just three similar keys. Namely:

(one key with 116 entries containing juno)

(about 128 keys)

(about 126 keys)

Indeed, the similarity solution (which will be available in the next released build) would only show three confirmation windows in this case. I think it's a good solution to this problem.

jepe

jv16 wrote

A few Initial Setup Debug Logs could give me some ideas, could you do that?

...

If possible, you could also send me the generated cache files as well.

Well, hopefully the attached ZIP, with all the files included, can give a help.

Jean-Paul

deliverator

This is a suggestion for a program improvement: In the Service Manager module, under System Tools, can you add the option to restart a service? Some programs (such as Blackberry Enterprise Server, for example) utilize multiple services -- having the ability to select more than one service, right-click and choose Restart to Stop and then Start them all at once would be very helpful.

Actually, now that I look at it, it doesn't appear that you can perform any functions to multiple services at once except the hard-coded buttons at the bottom: Remove, Disable

Perhaps could buttons for "Stop", "Start", and "Restart" be added to the list of buttons at the bottom of the screen, so these functions can be performed on multiple services at once?

deliverator

This is possibly a bug: The Service Manager doesn't seem to be able to Enable services that are Disabled. The opposite, disabling services that are either Automatic or Manual works fine, but then when I try to turn around and re-enable the service, it doesn't work. It refreshes the screen as it if had worked, but the service remains disabled.

Additionally, when clicking "Enable" on a service that is Disabled, the notes at the bottom make it seem as if jv16 PowerTools is still disabling the service.

For example, I right-click on ClipBook (which is Disabled), choose "Enable" from the menu, the screen refreshes, ClipBook is still Disabled, and the notes at the bottom say : ClipBook has been disabled.

deliverator

When selecting multiple services in Service Manager and clicking the "Disable" button at the bottom of the screen (to apply the disable command to all selected services), even though all services selected DO get disabled, only the last service to get disabled appears in the notes section at the very bottom of the screen.

shorto

Some of the Button's text is cutoff using Windows 7 with the display text setting set at Medium - 125% on the Display of the Main RC1 Window. Also when running the "Clean and Fix my Computer" function - the displayed items that are in the same category are not displayed together, they are displayed separately! Regards - - - Shorto

leonardo

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tullik

jv16 wrote
. . . Indeed, the similarity solution (which will be available in the next released build) would only show three confirmation windows in this case. I think it's a good solution to this problem.

I trust that, were I to reply "No" instead of "Yes," the similarity logic would still apply.

denshaw

This Concerns registry cleaner.

Win7 64bit

I thought this was to be native 64bit software as well as 32bit, but it installs into the x86 directory.

After registry analyze and checking what items need attention; fix was selected. Message was then given that "fix" might be the wiser selection than "delete". Not for sure whether this is a problem or whether the statement really meant some things will be taken care of with "fix" and other things with "delete" and the message was unclear.

leonardo

XP-Pro-SP3 with RC1 build 950:

The Service Manager, in System Tools, has no horizontal scroll bar, so it is hard to read the full 'Description' text.

Even on a 'full screen' it does not fit horizontally. See the attached screenshot.

UPDATED Screen Shot

shorto

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leonardo

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doogie

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doogie

Both posted at the same time Leonardo :)

leonardo

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jv16

tullik wrote
jv16 wrote. . . Indeed, the similarity solution (which will be available in the next released build) would only show three confirmation windows in this case. I think it's a good solution to this problem.

I trust that, were I to reply "No" instead of "Yes," the similarity logic would still apply.

That's correct. I think that would be most logical.

jv16

FYI: An updated and edited version of the PT 2010's Handbook is now available:

http://www.macecraft.com/html/jv16pt2010_docs/Handbook.pdf

This is not quite yet the very final version, but it's 98% done.

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