Reviews Written by Bill
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June 16, 2006
Wash Your Computer
Pros: Feature rich, One Click Wash, Tracks Cleaning Stats
Cons: Initial setup is a little complicated
Although this utility is not free, I think that it is well worth the price. This utility cleans all your temporary files, log files, internet files, cookies, and many others, with just a couple mouse clicks. It also comes with a plug-in feature to clean up temporary files created by some of the most popular software packages like Microsoft Office, Adobe Acrobat, and many others. When you install the program, familiarize yourself with the settings, and what will be cleaned. Set up the program to perform maximum efficiency on your system. Make sure that you know what you are deleting. Some of the plug-ins that you can select delete files that you may want to keep. Make sure that you know for certain that you are sure that you want to delete these files. If run on a regular basis, this utility will keep your PC free of many of temporary files and other digital clutter that would otherwise slow your system down. ...
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Find Your Way Around
7 of 7 Yahoo! Users found this review helpfulPros: simple interface
Cons: I wish I could do more with it
Many of you have jumped on the Global Positioning System bandwagon. I am a gadget guy, so of course I had to get a GPS. While shopping for my GPS one of the first things that I noticed, is that you really get what you pay for. I first bought one of the very low end models, and right away I discovered that I needed to rethink my purchase. I returned the first GPS and bought a Magellan Explorist 200. This is a medium range model. It did everything I wanted in my GPS. It found my position very quickly, I could create a route, and it would update my information as I went. I spent nines days exploring the deserts of the American southwest, and my GPS was there with me the whole time. This was one handy little device. It told me all the information I needed and helped me to get to all my destinations. For me, that’s all a GPS is supposed to do. ...