Advanced Uninstaller PRO 2003 6.01 is an easy-to-use suite for uninstalling applications and keeping your computer fast, clean, and in its best shape. You can uninstall programs by selecting them from a list, or by dragging and dropping a program's shortcut to the Advanced Uninstaller Pro desktop icon. The startup manager gives you total control over your startup programs and contains detailed information about each program. The registry cleaner, optimizer, defragmenter, and backup tools can keep your registry clean and fast and speed up your computer. The Quick Cleaner helps you do a one-step cleanup of your computer and protects your privacy by safely deleting the Internet traces, cookies, and history records of more than 100 programs, including Microsoft Office, MSN, WinZip, Kazaa, and RealPlayer. You can also delete garbage and temporary files, clean up your start menu, uninstall Internet Explorer toolbars and plug-ins, and manage your control panel and fonts. Now, improved WinXP stability. 
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Your Uninstaller 2003 3.9.365 is a drag-and-drop uninstaller. All actions will be automatically taken to completely remove the program associated with the icon in a step-by-step manner. Your Uninstaller 2003 also provides a straightforward user interface, which allows you to do many advanced functions, such as highlighting newly installed applications and automatically removing invalid programs. Your Uninstaller 2003 comes together with several useful utilities including start-up organizer. It allows you to fully control all the programs that run automatically on start-up time. Internet Explorer context menu organizer allows you to clear your right-click menu Internet Explorer. Temp file deleter allows you to scan your entire disk for unused files and completely remove them. 
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Trash It 1.71 can uninstall programs as well as delete unneeded files such as windows temp files (*.tmp), windows log files (*.log), help indexes (*.gid), Internet cache files etc. It can even find duplicate files on your drive as well as unused DLL files. It also comes with a scheduler that runs in your system tray and can perform a cleanup of your drive without any manual intervention. Use Trash It to keep your PC in the best condition possible. 
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The last program I’ll include is one I’ve pointed you to before, but since many of you have likely gotten a DVD burner for Christmas, I’ll mention it again.  DVD Shrink is the cat’s meow for backing up your DVD movies.  Why would you need to shrink a DVD?  Well, here’s the answer and it may be more information than you want, but here goes.  Mainstream DVDs normally fit into one of the following types:DVD5s, also known as "single layer DVDs" and DVD9s, also known as "double layer DVDs".  DVD9s are too big to fit on a recordable DVD (DVD-R, DVD-RW, DVD+R, or DVD+RW). So what DVD Shrink enables you to do is to selectively remove unwanted extras (FBI warnings, trailers, making-ofs,...), audio and/or subtitle tracks, thus progressively lowering the overal files size. If they are still too big to fit on a DVD±±R, you also have the option to apply different levels of compression to each part you decided to keep (even when you decided to keep them all). DVD5 discs do not need any kind of compression for them to fit on a DVD±±R. DVD Shrink will enable you to make 1:1 (meaning identical) copies. However, you can still use DVD Shrink features to remove unwanted content. Once DVD Shrink has done its job, taking between 15 to 50 minutes, you will only need the burning software of your choice (like Nero Burning Rom, Nero Express, RecordNow MAX,...), to write the files created by DVD Shrink to a recordable DVD. That’s about all there is to it.

Having personally benefitted from this incredible little program, I would encourage all you DVD burner folks to try it before you shell out hard earned money for a commercial program.  I’ve only had a couple of problems that were readily remedied.  For one thing, the operating instructions are pathetic.  Fortunately there is a DVD Shrink forum that will answer all your questions.  Once I figured out what I was doing wrong DVD Shrink worked perfectly.  Another problem I had was that Shrink would not read some of my DVDs.  I went up on the forum (that is included on the official DVD Shrink web page) and was told by a kind person that he had solved the problem by either cleaning the disks with soap and water or by applying a DVD scratch remover (I’ve yet to do that).  Well, when I began to wash my DVDs Shrink copied them perfectly.  I would urge you to try this free program before you buy a commercial one.  DVD Shrink might just be all you need to get your DVDs to the right size so that you can use your burner program to copy it to a blank DVD.
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