Posted by: acs92003
« on: July 27, 2006, 07:37:28 AM »As said in my earlier forums, the best way is to add the update icon so as to fix any bugs or add any functions for the software capabilities...
Cheers
Cheers
News:
Forum software update - everything should be back to normal - just better and nicer looking 
Posted by: Admin
« on: November 10, 2005, 06:43:55 PM »Great idea 
My todo-list is growing big
My todo-list is growing big
Posted by: Seb
« on: November 10, 2005, 06:04:26 PM »Great
Also, maybe there should be an option to edit/remove individual files and registry settings that have been found by the analysis. So the user can remove items that have been recorded by mistake.
Also, maybe there should be an option to edit/remove individual files and registry settings that have been found by the analysis. So the user can remove items that have been recorded by mistake.
Posted by: Admin
« on: November 02, 2005, 03:04:37 PM »That CAN happen - even though it is called "Installation Analyzer" it doesn't only record what the setup-file does.
Your idea about having an "excluded from scan" list is great
I'll add it (perhaps not in the next release, but I _will_ add it)
Your idea about having an "excluded from scan" list is great
I'll add it (perhaps not in the next release, but I _will_ add it
)Posted by: Seb
« on: November 02, 2005, 11:26:45 AM »Hi, I'm an official user/pain in butt now 
Imagine you are installing something and you choose to analyse it, and you finish the "before analysis". You are also running p2p programs in the background and you finish a download. Then the installation is finished and you complete the "after analysis".
Will the p2p download be recognized as a file from the installation of the program, and be deleted if uninstalled through ZU?
If so, I think you should have a user editable "exclusions list" of folders, so the user can say never to delete files from certain locations.
Imagine you are installing something and you choose to analyse it, and you finish the "before analysis". You are also running p2p programs in the background and you finish a download. Then the installation is finished and you complete the "after analysis".
Will the p2p download be recognized as a file from the installation of the program, and be deleted if uninstalled through ZU?
If so, I think you should have a user editable "exclusions list" of folders, so the user can say never to delete files from certain locations.