-=PCTechTalk=- Re: EnditAll
- From: "Bashfulbob" <bashfulbob@xxxxxxx>
- To: <pctechtalk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 20 Jun 2005 13:25:12 -0500
In addition to Doc's comments, you have the option to select run programs to
protect against enditall from ending them.
Also there are two modes, stop the running of the programs and "killing" the
programs. Those that it does not stop you can individual select them and
click on the killing process to kill them.
As far as the other email goes about PC Mag wanting or getting a fee for or
form places offering the downloads free, it seems to me that since they
published it in their mag and offered the d/l free, PC mag put those
versions in public domain and by doing that gave up all rights for
remuneration. They, however, may still lie under copyright protection,
therefore it would be proper to give them credit for the program and where
one obtained the download at every reference to it.
Just my Dollar Two Ninety Eight
----- Original Message -----
From: <dktrfaustus@xxxxxxxxxx>
To: <pctechtalk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Monday, June 20, 2005 5:53 AM
Subject: -=PCTechTalk=- Re: EnditAll
> On 19 Jun 2005 at 22:18, Joyce wrote:
>> Mine
>> is the free version and someone on the list sent it to me several
>> years ago after I expressed fear of the newest one that had just come
>> out at that time. It was probably o.k too but I am not very brave
>> about trying new stuff.
>
>
> Joyce/Glo,
>
> EndItAll does not do _anything_ which cannot be fixed by restarting
> your computer. It deals with programs in MEMORY - not on your hard
> disc, so nothing will be permanently altered. Rebooting will load up
> everything which EndItAll closed.
>
> The program attempts to close all programs and processes currently
> running in the background; that's all.
> (The language used is not very encouraging, admittedly, since you
> have the scary option of "killing" programs, but that merely means
> that EndItAll will attempt to close down that program several times,
> until it succeeds or fails.)
>
> It has a good understanding of exactly which processes Windows needs
> to run at a basic level.
>
> However, if you wish to, say, go online after you've closed
> everything with EndItAll, you WILL need to reboot, so that things
> like your firewall and antivirus programs can be loaded up again.
>
> If you find that it has closed a program which you would like to keep
> running all the time, you can customise EndItAll by telling it which
> items NOT to close.
>
> EndItAll is mainly used by gamers, who want to free up as much memory
> as they can before starting their intensive, memory-hungry game.
>
>
> Faustus
>
>
>
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