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[Christopholofigus]

Configuring Windows to behave exactly the way you'd like isn't always easy. Just finding the setting you need can be frustrating. Is it in the Control Panel? In a right-click context menu? Buried deep in the Registry?

TuneUp Utilities 2007 takes care of all these concerns by bringing all the best Windows tweaks together in one program. And there are plenty of powerful features on offer.

The TuneUp Styler 2, for instance, offers many ways to customise the way Windows looks. You're able to change just about any system icon, change the icon spacing on your desktop or remove the arrow from shortcuts. A Repair function rebuilds the appropriate cache if your icons aren't displaying properly. And you can install new boot or logon screens, visual styles or icon sets. If you don't have any suitable images yourself then it's even possible to download free images or icons from the TuneUp Utilities site.

Read the whole article (and get the serial # & download) HERE!

Yes yes, 2007 is old, but still works great. Especially for XP *cough*Scara...

And you can upgrade to 2009 for a discounted price (or go and hit TPB)

[m.oreilly]

lol
hey, it works great. i use it mainly for the gui stuff

[Christopholofigus]

scaramonga, on Dec 4 2008, 06:50 PM, said:

Yup, good old TuneUp......'One Click Fuc£ Up'......eh MO?

I shoved 2009 version (FULL) up on x64 server a week ago, so you can do even more damage if anyone requires it

OMG

Can't

Stop

Laughing!

"One-Click-Fuc£-Up"

Whoooo.

That was funny!

[m.oreilly]

"One-Click-Fuc£-Up"

that is what scara will get when he powers up hs psu...

[talker]

The little message below is what I got when I tried to install to Server '08 x64...OOPS

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[m.oreilly]

it should work bill. it (2008) version said the same thing, but runs super

[talker]

m.oreilly, on Dec 5 2008, 09:45 AM, said:

it should work bill. it (2008) version said the same thing, but runs super

Thanks Mo. I was (am) still leary to try it because this system is one of my main production system for business, the Church, finances, etc and even though I have backups, what a pain to reload everything if the program cause everything to pull a Hindenburg...Bill.

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[m.oreilly]

[stormrosson]

talker, on Dec 7 2008, 08:08 AM, said:

Thanks Mo. I was (am) still leary to try it because this system is one of my main production system for business, the Church, finances, etc and even though I have backups, what a pain to reload everything if the program cause everything to pull a Hindenburg...Bill.

Gee Bill I'm in Rik's camp on this, I detest and loathe any of those so called "tune-up" apps. I certainly would never use that crap on a work machine!!!!! I can't understand the MOcephus boy's affinity to a garbage prog of that ilk....guess old age and senility are a very real part of MO's consciousness these days

Edited by stormrosson, 07 December 2008 - 07:11 PM.

[m.oreilly]

lol. it's for the gui/msstyles patching under vista/server 08...works like a charm

[m.oreilly]

you're all wet...at least your psu is. mr poopypants

[talker]

m.oreilly, on Dec 7 2008, 01:26 PM, said:

lol. it's for the gui/msstyles patching under vista/server 08...works like a charm

What are you patching Mo??????