Context Menu Manager and Windows Vista There is a crucial deficiency in Windows Vista which I was hoping that Context Menu Manager would remedy: it is not possible to add right-click menu items for specific file types, as could be done in earlier OSs using Control Panel> Appearance etc> Folder Options> File Types.For example, I have an application program which will generate HTML using the clicked file for a background image, before invoking the default browser, so for JPG, GIF or PNG files I like to have a right-click item: "View as Background".As yet Context Menu Manager does not fill this need as it ...

I was expecting a program to enable me to fix error messages about 2 dlls that were missing. What I got was a program that didn\'t have any directions for operation. If the software had operational information when opening, then it would be useful.

I was unable to install one of my favorite programs because of a problem with a resources.dll. I googled and found your program, and within only a few minutes was loaded and running. Thank you for the great fix. I have made this one of my \"favorite\" sites!!

Hallo!How and where can I get utdal32.dll file?

It's ok, but not helped me much. I wanted information about the functions structure of a dll.

Your program was fine, but didn't help much with my problem which concerned an error message saying " class not registered".Sorry, not much help to you either, I guess.

It makes me dangerous! I believe it is best for me to remove the software to avoid inadvertent changes.I appreciate your attitude concerning contacting users.Thank you,Slim

The program installation went smoothly. I usually install in a different location and Start Menu Folder and the installer allowed me to do this. Some installs do not give you this ability. The program performs as specified and makes changing the startup elements easy. I know you can do it otherways but the clean easy use makes this a great easy program to use. Good for newbies.

My computer rocks Thanks so much for this excellent program -- the learning curve to use this product is so user friendly that it was hard to believe that it would work. Yet when I rebooted the computer, it booted up in less than a 1/4 of the time it originally took. The only thing of course, is that for a novice like myself, it took 2 or 3 "trials" to figure out which of the startup items were actually needed to make the computer work as before since I do not have a strong knowledge of what each of the abbreviated .exe programs stood for. ...

Nifty Utility All I was looking for was an easy way to disable some of the little resource biters that stick themselves in the XP registry and start up when Windows does. This tiny little app zeros in on only the specific registry keys that contain these system "ticks" allowing me to deactivate them at the next boot.

I have two computers, in one, with Windows XP and Explorer 6.0 all is OK, but in the other, also with Windows XP but with Explorer 8.0, this utility did not work.

It's simple, it's quick, it's free....it's great!!

Emsa Time Synchronizer A very good and easy to use program. It does what it is reported to do. Just set it and forget it. Hats off, great program with minimal footprint and memory usage. If you need to have accurate time on your computer, this is for you. Oh, and the price is great! Thanks

synchronize when startup The program starts when windows startsup, but it would be nice that the program also synchronizes automaticly when starting.

Really Useful Little Program This is a really useful little program. It is one of the very few time synchronisers where setting an interval for automatic synchronising actually works.

It just wouldn't load. It downloaded and set up well but then when it came to opening it just said error and shut down, so it didn't actually load. A bit disapointed but can't really moan with it being free.

I wanted to test a couple of Patriot WARP III ssd in raid 0. At first on Ubuntu 8.10 they achieved an impressive 220 Mbytes read transfert rate. Now they come to a crawl and I need a tool to find what's wrong. As I don't bother installing SATA support on Windows XP, I intended to run Emsa under Wine. It installs but does not start.I thant you for your concern.Best regards. Léon Joskowicz

Useful for diagnosing CD errors I was having problems determining why I couldn't install MS Office on a recently rebuilt PC. With Emsa DiskCheck 1.0.77, I was able to determine that my installation CD was okay and that the drive itself was okay. I determined that the issue was the IDE cable. While Emsa DiskCheck did not diagnose the core problem (the cable), it did help me to pinpoint the issue much faster than if I had used other methods.

Emsa DiskCheck review First the PRO's: The interface is very nice, the feedback it provides is excellant and detailed. It is very easy to use, and will run in the main (operating) disk without rebooting. As on C: with XP is running. The CONs: There seems a number of areas for which it say's access denied, making me wonder how complete the "Check" actually is. Addtionally, It doesn't reset the chkdsk flag so I still get the message about run chkdsk c: /f - so I still can't run defrag. So I am still looking for a solution.

What does it mean? After downloading I installed and ran the program. It reported 1 error, 20+ can not access messages. I do not know what this means to me. If there is one error should I toss out my computer? Can not access means something. It may mean that the file is set as a hidden file or something else. The program downloaded okay and ran okay but gives me no idea what the results mean.

review Emsa DiskCheck Thank you. An easy to use program. It sorts out any doubt weather it is program at fault or disks, so easy.