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Yes, you can use Windows Task Scheduler and the commandline parameters to schedule a QF, but I don't understand the resistance to adding the option to the DF settings/schedule feature. Why not just do it?
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The user defined map colors are not saved in v2.05. Version 2.02 apparently works correctly. See discussion topic "Map Colors".
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I am sorry about the double post. Unfortunately we have been waiting since May 5 (including a version update) for a response to this simple bug report and I got antsy.
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Hey folks. The non-sticky custom map colors problem has not been fixed in v2.05.315. What's up? What am I missing? [Windows 7pro 32-bit]
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Hey folks. The non-sticky custom map colors problem has not been fixed in v2.05.315. What's up? What am I missing? [Windows 7pro 32-bit]
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Same problem with 32-bit version with settings saved to ini file.
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Is there a listing of all the command-line switches for Defraggler? I am hoping there is a switch for Quick Defrag so I can schedule (through Windows Scheduler) a Quick Defrag as opposed to the hard-wired full Defrag in Defraggler. Other swithchs for the other defragging tasks would also be helpful so a "suite" of actions can be scheduled at various intervals. Thanks. Jeff
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OPPS, how embarrassing!! -- Sorry. I was thinking defraggler, but my fingers were typing CCleaner.
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Please consider adding Quick Defrag (and all the other applicable CCleaner options) to the lone Scheduled option of Defrag. Better yet publish/create command line codes so users can generate their own multiple Windows Schedule(s) for a variety of CCleaner tasks.
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Maybe I misspoke about the directory. I was hoping for something like what Eraser 5.85 does -- that is to overwrite the filename with ZZZZZs and change the path to C:\?\. Seems like a good idea to me.
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How about wiping/erasing the directory so the filename, directory and path don't show up in the scan at least for nonMTF files?
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Thanks burtman--no need to be sorry! However this spotlights a very large hole in the Secure Delete feature for IE users. I hope the developers will add this to the FAQs and any where else they discuss the Secure Delete feature or IE's index.dat files. Is there a workaround that will securely delete or obsecure the old index.dat files?
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It is a very important question don't you think? Let us all hope someone knows...
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Does Secure Delete work for the Index files that are only deleted upon reboot?