The link I provided was just the Google search for "jv16 Power Tools free
version"..........it brought up some other hits for items unrelated to
"jv16". I don't have a clue about the PopCorn email client and the
like.......the only thing I was recommending and have experience with, is
the jv16 Power Tools. You are on your own with the other three......can't
help there. I will recommend doing some serious research before installing
any app of unknown origin, quality or compatibility.
Heirloom, old and stick with the KISS
principle


"Webster72n" wrote in message
...

The link you provided, Heirloom, opens up the following four downloads
via Google's (one of them, the first one, to be sure):
1. jv16 Powertools
2. RegCleaner
3. Power Archiver
4. PopCorn (e-mail client).
Since the post was about the registry, I presumed all four downloads were
essential. I did not install any of them yet.
Maybr you would have some suggestions before I do, Heirloom.
At any rate, I appreciate your contribution here.
Thanks a million.

Harry, old and very pleased.


"heirloom" wrote in message
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All four???? Now I am wondering what you dl'd. jv16 Power Tools is a
single app. What four things did you dl'd?
Heirloom, old and disbelief becomes me


"Webster72n" wrote in message
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Much obliged, Heirloom.
I downloaded all four of them, just in case and to be safe.
Had no idea such nice program(s) existed, but then, I don't surf
nearly
enough.
Thanks again.

Harry, too old to worry about it.


"heirloom" wrote in message
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http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q...s+free+version
The new version is a $$$ app, the older free version (still an
excellent
proggy) is available from a number of sites.....see the above
search
results.
Heirloom, old and my point exactly


"Webster72n" wrote in message
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Heirloom, what did you have for supper?
If I had some of that, maybe I could understand your text a little
better?
Your jv16 Power Tools look fairly good firsthand, but you'ld have
to
pay
for
the program' don't you?
How come you've waited so long to tell us?

Harry, ...never mind.


"heirloom" wrote in message
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Eli,
(disclaimer: I have not used Reg Mech 3.0 and am not
familiar
with
it)
From what I could see on the page you referenced, Reg Mech
doesn't
do
anything that jv16 Power Tools can't do and jv16 appears to be
capable
of
a
lot more......plus, you can still get the free version. I have
used
jv16
Power Tools for a number of years and never had a problem with
it.
Just
my
humble opinion, I could be wrong.
Heirloom, old and hates it when the
winds
of
opportunity blow in the wrong direction, casting doubts on the
effectiveness
of rebuttal, aimed at the perpetrators of plagiarism in regard
to
insignificant matters of originality, when, even if the arrow
strikes
deep
in the heart, it goes unfelt, leaving the true author haunted by
the
ramblings of an inadequate foe that presents itself as a mild
irritation
and, yet, inflicts serious pain that is only relieved by the
praises
of
those that recognize the underlying wit attributed solely to the
one
that
first sowed the seeds of the crop that is being devoured by a
single
vermin
incapable of tasting the subtle sweetness of creation.


"Webster72n" wrote in message
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Hello Eli:

I happen to have the Registry Mechanic installed on my
machine.
Where safety is concerned, it is entirely in your hands, since
you
control
what you want the program to do.
To uninstall, you use Add/Remove Programs.
I don't think you have full use of the program until you
purchase
it.
Once you bought it, you wouldn't want to uninstall it, but
merely
refrain
from using it more than you'ld need to.
And you can easily recover deleted items from backup.
One has to be careful in removing many of the 'discovered'
items,
because
they may be tied in with other programs or functions, but they
can
be
restored with the backup utility.
To give you my personal assessment:
I don't use this program, unless I absolutely have to, because
there
is
a
problem with the registry.
It provides a certain, limited feeling of security for me,
besides
the
ability to somewhat control the registry..
The rest is up to you.

Harry