Windows Tracks Washer - Feature List

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Feature List:

• Remove IE Cookie
• Remove IE Typed URL History
• Remove IE Cache (Temporary Internet Files)
• Remove IE AutoComplete Forms
• Remove IE AutoComplete Passwords
• Remove IE History List
• Remove IE Index.dat Files
• Remove IE menu items
• Remove IE toolbar buttons
• Remove Windows Document History
• Remove Windows Find/Search History
• Remove Windows Temporary Files Directory
• Remove Windows Run History
• Remove Windows Recycle Bin
• Remove Windows Clipboard
• Remove Windows Invalid COM/OLE Entries
• Remove Microsoft Office 97/2000/XP Tracks
• Remove Microsoft Media Player 7.0/8.0/9.0 Tracks
• Remove ACDSee 3.0/4.0/5.0 Recent used Folders Info & Tracks
• Remove MSN Messager Tracks
• Remove Morpheus History Data
• Remove ICQ2000 History
• Remove Playlist of Media Jukebox
• Remove Yahoo! Message Cache & History Files
• Remove WinZip Recent File List
• Remove Google Tool Bar Search History
• Remove Divx Player Tracks
• Remove Acrobat Reader Recent File List And Tracks
• Remove WinRAR Recent File List
• Remove Realplay/RealOne Tracks
• Remove PowerDVD Playlist
• Remove Net Vampire History
• Remove MusicMatch Jukebox Playlist
• And Much More...

Feature Details:

Internet Explorer

Remove Cookie - Web sites send small text files to your browser to keep track of your on-line sessions. They are particularly useful when you want a Web site to auto-sign you into a registration process. However web sites also use cookies to track you through the site. With Windows Tracks Washer, you can select which cookies you want to erase and which one you want to keep. WARNING: Cookies may contain information for a customized Web page or logon information for a Web site. Before you delete your cookies, you may want to export or save them. If you are using Internet Explorer 5.0 or later, use the Import/Export Wizard in Internet Explorer to export your cookies.


• Remove Typed URL History - The URLs you have typed in address bar, you can select which one you want to wash in the "Wash Apart" form.



• Remove Cache (Temporary Internet Files) - The Temporary Internet Files folder is the location on your hard disk where Web pages and files (such as graphics) are stored as you view them. This speeds up the display of pages you frequently visit or have already seen, because Internet Explorer can open them from your hard disk instead of from the Web. But this means that many megabytes of data of all types get saved to your hard drive. Anyone who can use your computer can tell from these files what you have seen while surfing.



• Remove Visited URL History - Which keeps an index of the visited web pages.
When typing URL in address bar, you can see the related visited URLs.


• Remove AutoComplete Form - Which stores a record of datas except passwords that you typed into any web site form.



• Remove AutoComplete Password - Which stores a record of passwords that you typed into any web site form.



• Remove History List - The links information for Web sites and pages visited in previous days and weeks. Clicking the History button will show this list.



• Remove Index.dat File - The Index.dat file in the directory which stores cookie files.
  

Microsoft Windows Items

• Remove Document History - The history of recent documents that you have opened. The document history is stored under the Microsoft Windows Start Button under the Documents menu item (Start | Documents).



• Remove Find/Search History - The history of files you have searched for using the Find/Search program. The Find history is stored under the Microsoft Windows Start Button under Find/Search, then File/Folders menu item (Start | Find/Search | Files/Folders).



• Remove Temporary Files Directory - The Windows temporary directory (usually located at C:\windows\temp). This directory should not be confused with the Internet Explorer "Temporary Internet Files Directory". The Windows temporary directory stores temporary files that are used during installation of programs and at other various times. Cleaning this directory regularly is generally a good idea. (Note: All contents of this directory are purged during a wash, so be sure that there are no files contained in this directory that you wish to keep or that are needed by other programs).



• Remove Run History - The history of files you have run using the Run command. The Run history is stored under the Microsoft Windows Start Button under the Run menu item (Start | Run).
  


• Remove Recycle Bin - The files that are contained in the Recycle Bin.



• Remove Clipboard- The information in the Windows Clipboard.



• Remove Invalid COM/OLE Entries- The invalid COM/OLE entries.



• Remove Microsoft Office 97/2000/XP Track- If you have MS-Office 97, 2000, or XP installed on your system, this option will clean up the "Most Recently Used" (MRU) lists that are stored.



• Remove Microsoft Media Player 7.0/8.0/9.0 Track- If you have Windows Media Player installed on your system, this option will clean up the "Most Recently Used" (MRU) lists that are stored.

The information in this article applies to:

• Internet Explorer 6 for Windows 98, Windows 98 Second Edition, Windows Millennium Edition, Windows NT 4.0, Windows 2000, and Windows XP
• Internet Explorer 5, 5.01, and 5.5 for Windows 95, Windows 98, Windows NT 4.0, Windows 98 Second Edition, Windows 2000, and Windows Millennium Edition

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