Using Plug-In Editor

IMPORTANT: The Plug-In Editor is only designed for advanced computer user and you must know much about what you are going to clean. If you clean the files or registry entries which are requires by other programs or by Windows, those programs or Windows may be damaged.

Plug-In Editor Interface

• Plug-In Name Field
  Ttitle of the Plug-In file. (e.g. ACDSee History Data)
  
  
• Provider Field
  The person or company who created the Plug-In file.
  
  
• Delete Files Tab Sheet
  Files to be cleaned.
  
  
• Update Files Tab Sheet
  Delete lines by keyword from a specify file.
  
  
• Delete Registry Keys Tab Sheet
  Delete registry keys by keyword.
  
  
• Delete Registry Values Tab Sheet
  Delete registry values by keyword.
  
  
• New Plug-In Button
  Create a blank Plug-In file.
  
  
• Open Button
  Open an existing Plug-In file.
  
  
• Save Button
  Save Plug-In file.
  
  
• Save As Button
  Save current Plug-In file as a new Plug-In file.
  
  
• Add Item Button
  Add a new item to the Item List.
  
  
• Remove Item Button
  Remove an item from the Item List.
  
  
• Clear All Button
  Delete all items from the Item List.