Like others here I am a novice to using CCleaner. It so far has helped a great deal in locating those keys I know are defunct and in finding all of those cache files. However, I have a question regarding unused file extensions.
I run 2 applications that are somewhat non standard one is a text editor (Boxer) that I use for writing code and the other is a telnet client used for gaming (Zmud). The file types are associated with Boxer and ZMud, but every time I run CCleaner they appear in the issues list. Now, I know to uncheck them and go on my merry way, but the machine is shared and I have visions of the other users just accepting defaults. How can I get CCleaner to recognize these non standard extensions as valid?
System is Vista Home premium