Posted by: Admin
« on: November 17, 2005, 04:12:54 PM »And the jerk just posted again, from another IP... Well, that one's banned to then :x
News:
Forum software update - everything should be back to normal - just better and nicer looking 
Posted by: Seb
« on: November 14, 2005, 06:29:17 PM »*wonders what he said*
I think it's good that you have a forum open to guests, I started posting as a guest, and being honest I wouldn't have even started posting if registration was forced.
On the flip side, you get idiots like above. You obviously have the power of IP banning, but then some people have dynamic IPs...
If you look at Joystiq.com's implementation of the comments system http://www.joystiq.com/entry/1234000777067882/#comments , I think it's the best. If you want to post, you supply a username and email, and when you submit your message it will ask you to visit your inbox and click an activation link for the comment. This happens for everytime you want to post a comment.
P.S. Hurrah for the new version, good work!
Edit: Whoops, it's not a new version is it? So I withdraw my "Hurrah"
I think it's good that you have a forum open to guests, I started posting as a guest, and being honest I wouldn't have even started posting if registration was forced.
On the flip side, you get idiots like above. You obviously have the power of IP banning, but then some people have dynamic IPs...
If you look at Joystiq.com's implementation of the comments system http://www.joystiq.com/entry/1234000777067882/#comments , I think it's the best. If you want to post, you supply a username and email, and when you submit your message it will ask you to visit your inbox and click an activation link for the comment. This happens for everytime you want to post a comment.
P.S. Hurrah for the new version, good work!
Edit: Whoops, it's not a new version is it? So I withdraw my "Hurrah"
Posted by: Admin
« on: November 14, 2005, 04:22:34 PM »Congratulations, you have just been banned from posting again - ever!
Posted by: GFDS
« on: November 14, 2005, 02:22:18 PM »Moderated
Posted by: Admin
« on: June 10, 2005, 04:34:18 PM »New version hits the street 
New in version 2.2.1:
o Temp File Finder is now faster and finds more
o In some cases the Temp File Finder didn't delete correctly - this have been fixed
o The file searching code in the Installation Analyzer is slightly faster and better
o The Temp File Finder can now move the found files into a backup-location. This is useful when one is not sure if it's safe to delete the found items.
o The program will try to guess where the program you are trying to uninstall are installed, and after the installation ask if you want to remove the dir if it's not already gone.
Go grab a copy
New in version 2.2.1:
o Temp File Finder is now faster and finds more
o In some cases the Temp File Finder didn't delete correctly - this have been fixed
o The file searching code in the Installation Analyzer is slightly faster and better
o The Temp File Finder can now move the found files into a backup-location. This is useful when one is not sure if it's safe to delete the found items.
o The program will try to guess where the program you are trying to uninstall are installed, and after the installation ask if you want to remove the dir if it's not already gone.
Go grab a copy