Tuesday, December 12, 2006
Your PC Productivity
Reg Organizer 4.0: Kick Up Your PC Productivity to Maximum!
Have you ever tried to launch an application to discover that it takes too long to start? Have you noticed that your system halts too often lately? Are you considering the purchase of new hardware because the performance of your machine leaves much to be desired? Reg Organizer from ChemTable Software is a low cost and effective answer to all these questions!
ChemTable Software has announced Reg Organizer 4.0, a new major update of the system registry management suite. Priced at http://softwarewire.blogspot.com only $39.95, Reg Organizer offers you a complete set of basic features for total management and optimization of the Windows Registry. This includes the opportunities to edit the registry keys, cleanup erroneous or useless registry items, search and replace registry data. Besides, Reg Organizer can take a snapshot of the system before and after software installation to track and report changes in the system as a whole. Plus, users will get a built-in facility for software uninstallation and tools to apply specific registry tweaks.
ChemTable has been at the forefront in providing Windows Registry optimization technologies since 1999, and its major product, Reg Organizer, has seen many technological improvements. Its current release is a major update that introduces over 20 new features and enhancements that deliver the following key benefits to Windows users:
- More disk space, faster PC performance. Now Reg Organizer has a new 'Registry Optimization' mode, the main purpose of which is physical http://blog.new-eastside.com optimization of system registry files on your machine. It compresses and defragments the registry, thus boosting system performance and giving extra disk space without costly hardware upgrades.
- Flawless registry error repair. One of the significant enhancements in 4.0 deals with the 'Invalid Registry References Repair' function. A flawless repair of broken registry references is achieved thanks to a new repair algorithm. Users will also be pleased to discover that the repair process has become even faster than in the previous release.
- Improved interface. Engineers at ChemTable Software traditionally put much emphasis on user interfaces to make them more comfortable to work with for end users. In 4.0 there are many changes done to the interface to simplify access to some options and improve navigation through the program. For example, the 'Ignore List of Automatic Cleanup' and 'Disk Cleanup' were relocated to the main Settings window. The 'Registry Search and Replace Mode' command was removed from the quick launch, etc.
Please, explore the ChemTable's site at www.chemtable.com for more information on Reg Organizer 4.0. You can also download and try its free evaluation copy. Some other areas of interest include a set of plug-ins for Reg Organizer. http://www.rainbowseeker.com/journal Among them there is 'Check For Update', which checks for new versions of Reg Organizer, and 'Fluid Windows', a visual effect plug-in that makes the program's windows slowly fade out when you close it.
Pricing and Availability
Reg Organizer 4.0 runs under Microsoft Windows 98, Me, 2000, XP, 2003 and costs $39.95 (US) for a single user license. For other types of licenses, please refer to www.chemtable.com/register.htm. Licensed users are entitled to free technical support and considerable discounts on future upgrades. Additional information on the product, as well as its free evaluation copy is available from www.chemtable.com.
About ChemTable Software
ChemTable is an Information Technology company, developing software for Windows platforms since 1999. Its areas of specialization include registry optimization technologies, educational software for chemistry students and researchers and custom software development. In addition to Reg Organizer, ChemTable is the author of PL Table, a periodic table application with over 20 types of data on each element and all known isotopes. For more information on the company and its products, please visit www.chemtable.com.
Have you ever tried to launch an application to discover that it takes too long to start? Have you noticed that your system halts too often lately? Are you considering the purchase of new hardware because the performance of your machine leaves much to be desired? Reg Organizer from ChemTable Software is a low cost and effective answer to all these questions!
ChemTable Software has announced Reg Organizer 4.0, a new major update of the system registry management suite. Priced at http://softwarewire.blogspot.com only $39.95, Reg Organizer offers you a complete set of basic features for total management and optimization of the Windows Registry. This includes the opportunities to edit the registry keys, cleanup erroneous or useless registry items, search and replace registry data. Besides, Reg Organizer can take a snapshot of the system before and after software installation to track and report changes in the system as a whole. Plus, users will get a built-in facility for software uninstallation and tools to apply specific registry tweaks.
ChemTable has been at the forefront in providing Windows Registry optimization technologies since 1999, and its major product, Reg Organizer, has seen many technological improvements. Its current release is a major update that introduces over 20 new features and enhancements that deliver the following key benefits to Windows users:
- More disk space, faster PC performance. Now Reg Organizer has a new 'Registry Optimization' mode, the main purpose of which is physical http://blog.new-eastside.com optimization of system registry files on your machine. It compresses and defragments the registry, thus boosting system performance and giving extra disk space without costly hardware upgrades.
- Flawless registry error repair. One of the significant enhancements in 4.0 deals with the 'Invalid Registry References Repair' function. A flawless repair of broken registry references is achieved thanks to a new repair algorithm. Users will also be pleased to discover that the repair process has become even faster than in the previous release.
- Improved interface. Engineers at ChemTable Software traditionally put much emphasis on user interfaces to make them more comfortable to work with for end users. In 4.0 there are many changes done to the interface to simplify access to some options and improve navigation through the program. For example, the 'Ignore List of Automatic Cleanup' and 'Disk Cleanup' were relocated to the main Settings window. The 'Registry Search and Replace Mode' command was removed from the quick launch, etc.
Please, explore the ChemTable's site at www.chemtable.com for more information on Reg Organizer 4.0. You can also download and try its free evaluation copy. Some other areas of interest include a set of plug-ins for Reg Organizer. http://www.rainbowseeker.com/journal Among them there is 'Check For Update', which checks for new versions of Reg Organizer, and 'Fluid Windows', a visual effect plug-in that makes the program's windows slowly fade out when you close it.
Pricing and Availability
Reg Organizer 4.0 runs under Microsoft Windows 98, Me, 2000, XP, 2003 and costs $39.95 (US) for a single user license. For other types of licenses, please refer to www.chemtable.com/register.htm. Licensed users are entitled to free technical support and considerable discounts on future upgrades. Additional information on the product, as well as its free evaluation copy is available from www.chemtable.com.
About ChemTable Software
ChemTable is an Information Technology company, developing software for Windows platforms since 1999. Its areas of specialization include registry optimization technologies, educational software for chemistry students and researchers and custom software development. In addition to Reg Organizer, ChemTable is the author of PL Table, a periodic table application with over 20 types of data on each element and all known isotopes. For more information on the company and its products, please visit www.chemtable.com.
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