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Since the Ccleaner software release in September 2003, the package has endured a remarkable number of updates, the latest being April 2011. They're all differentiated numerically, listed in chronological order, the latest being first that descends down to it's initial release, useful evidence of this is on the Piriform website (their manufacturers) and their affiliated partners. The Ccleaner's longevity in such a competitive freeware market has to be commended thanks to their initial brand of 'crap' as in 'Crap Cleaner.' A wise move from Piriform although it hasn't created an online client fall-out, that in other circles may've been classed as crass marketing without any opportunities to get lift-off. Eight years on, Ccleaner is now one of the most downloaded clean-up freeware applications, thanks to the myriad of updates Priform has encrypted in keeping this product viable to Window users. There is a simple reason for this?
Indeed, the encrypted script includes adware from a multitude of businesses - hence, the frequent updates. These are not deemed as 'spyware' but online businesses are incredibly suspicious if any consumer even touches on 'traffic enhancers' or question any add-ons that a download may contain. Of course, Ccleaner systematically engages in these sorts of shady dealings with marketers and huge online consortiums it'll be ludicrous if they didn't. Freeware could only exist via such practices. Collecting IP addresses (Internet Protocol) that's your online identity is vital for all online activity. By downloading the software - it is a passport for the technology to start weaving into different streams, sold on to other parties, without heed to the masses who download these freeware packages. The ironic matter is the Ccleaner application cleans up all your temporary files via legitimate software sources - and online data; albeit doesn't clean-up the add-on files that come with the Ccleaner (exe file) application. They embed themselves into the start-up folder; even after the cleaner prompts it has finished its duties.
It is safer *not* to have a freeware cleaner.
Every 'cleaner' freeware applications come with their own allegiance (business affiliated) tags - 'Ccleaner' is no different. The Ccleaner files do not exceed 3.5 MB in size, the reason, the smaller the file the less chance the user will cancel in mid-download flow. Due to the plethora of downloads from their affiliated sites the software boasts it is number one for freeware downloads; in the genre of 'cleaning disk space.' It doesn't mean it is number one as in the best on the freeware market. Seeing doesn't necessarily mean believing. Cleaning disk space is vital for an efficient PC, however, all the available applications are already installed on a five year old PC, so you do not need freeware software like Ccleaner. De-bugging cleaning files - defragging - clearing caches - cookies - temporary files - passwords - can be done safer without outside software sources.
The interface of Ccleaner.
Application designed, as the norm, from left to right - meaning all the utility details such as the CPU hard disk files - internet files i.e. temporary files - cookies etc are on the left - whilst the user interactive area is on the right. Tick the appropriate link tags so Ccleaner can clean or remove the selected files. On a simple prompt click your appropriate request and within seconds the application will filter until the end, unless the action is cancelled. You can also uninstall CPU programs via the Ccleaner application - although always check afterwards that no adware 'spider legs' are left, so check again, via your own CPU system that no 'spider legs' are apparent on files linked to the deleted programs. I check about three times. Ccleaner is notoriously keen on your system start-up, so check religiously that no data has been left by Piriform's odious adware scheme.
Version 3.06.1433 - this is the latest update (10-05-11) - Graphics that are overplayed and stylish on their interface gives the impression the application is kosher - often the cheapest bland graphic offering is the most genuine; don't be blinded by the bling. Other freeware software such as Yamp that do simple tasks like converting file formats and file compression. When, freeware gets overly complex such as the 3.04.1389 version of Ccleaner - whereby the application doesn't take onboard an applet to do menial tasks - it all takes place on-stage in the application. I ask questions? The 3.06.1433 version over-rides CPU start-ups and it embeds codes to your tool-bars. Some people wouldn't mind this - however, without reading the codecs I fear they're internet trackers. All masked via the branding of Yahoo. Google gets a re-birth on my system so it has been re-booted illegally without a prompt. Would you think that was acceptable? No, by clicking on that Ccleaner download button to try and safe-guard your own security from imminent cyber attacks - you're more prone to get them by downloading the freeware without deleting the program, promptly. If, you are a fan of this software and want to continue using it, check at least three times that all cookies are deleted; Ccleaner does cut corners. Deleted files miraculously reappear.
Piriform have all aspects covered, even the 'system restore' button from your PC is an example of how competitive the freeware market is. I strongly ill-advise going through this particular process via Ccleaner, if you must go through you're normal process to re-boot your system via a past date, to safe-guard yourself against freeware.
Message from the crash test dummy.
Thirty Five multiples of language choices is hardly a unique selling point for UK users either, nor does the registry cleaner will sweeten the bitter pill Ccleaner has devised to it's prey. For users who are destined to try out this application stay clear of the newer versions and opt for updates prior to Piriform's involvement with Google. It is less competitive and therefore just deals with tasks in-hand, albeit - delete after use. Profoundly the Ccleaner icon resembles similar traits to Mozilla's Firefox: a trust-worthy browser with a huge following. This isn't a coincidence; it is another trick to bring down your defences. Do not allow this freeware application to embed itself into your system; beware of unsolicited prompts involving the ALT- DEL keys. Windows will become more prone to crashing if this software resides in your start-up menu. Hope this has been of help. Thanks for reading.©1st2thebar2011
CCleaner is our system optimization, privacy and cleaning tool. It removes unused files from your system - allowing Windows to run faster and freeing up valuable hard disk space. It also cleans traces of your online activities such as your Internet history. Additionally it contains a fully featured registry cleaner. But the best part is that it's fast (normally taking less than a second to run) and contains NO Spyware or Adware!
I first found CCleaner in 2009 and couldn't believe I had not heard of it before.
On my computers the first thing I get installed is a Virus checker and a product like CCleaner that keeps your computer clean and protected!
The main functions with this FREE product is the cleaning up of your internet files, Temporary files, history, cookies, Autocomplete form history. I run this once a day to delete unwanted cookies and temp internet files that I seem to get just from browsing. What with all the internet identity theft I personally feel its important to keep your computer clean of personal information and unwanted cookies.
The second main feature of CCleaner is Registry cleaner.
Advanced features to remove unused and old entries, including File Extensions, ActiveX Controls, ClassIDs, ProgIDs, Uninstallers, Shared DLLs, Fonts, Help Files, Application Paths, Icons, Invalid Shortcuts and more... also comes with a comprehensive backup feature.
I can't explain how great this is! How often have you uninstalled programs and been left with registry files or dll's that clog up your system/registry. If you don't believe me delete or uninstall something then run the registry cleaner and see the files it leaves behind! I run this once a week or after I have deleted/uninstalled a particular programme.
The final main feature in CCleaner is 'Tools' this is basically a quick uninstall function ~(much quicker than going through the control panel). It also has a 'Startup' editor, where you can edit the proccesses or programs that open up when you start your computer. I love this as I seemed to have loads loading everytime I booted up. I took off officer, steam, adobe! and its quicker. The final feature under tools is the system restore editor, here you can delete and create restore points for your computer.
I tend to use CCleaner daily to keep my computer running fast and efficient, if you also have a Virus checker then you are covered on all bases for a complete protection package.
CCleaner is easy to use and updates about once a month.
I recommend 'Microsoft Security Essentials' which seems to be the current flavour of the month. I know alot of Universitys advice students to use this as it is free and easy to use.
How often do you say to your computer, "Piece of crap", or something along those lines, at least? OK, maybe I should be asking myself this as opposed to asking readers, but the matter of fact is that in most cases, it is actually still a computer; but rather, a computer full of crap. Why am I using this terribly rude term so fluently? Well, they started it.
CCleaner, formerly known as 'Crap Cleaner', is 'the number-one tool for cleaning your PC' (and it's whole-heartedly free!). "Number One?! With such a title!?". It was subtlety re-branded by Piriform (the developers), with the 'Crap' being shortened to 'C'. Very sneaky indeed, as they can now claim, "Oh, the 'C' represents your hard drive, which is typically the 'C Drive'". For the sake of politeness, I shall now refer to the mysterious 'C' as cabbage.
So, how does this piece of software remove the cabbage from your computer? Let's think of it as if you're down t'market, and buying some fruit and veg. When you're picking out the fruit, you want fruit that is just about to ripen. You'll see some that's got quite a way to go until it's ready to eat, but there's also some that was perfectly good last week, but now is showing signs of mould - it's no longer of use to the grocer on t'market. In terms of a computer?
When you install software, browse the Internet, download files, run scans or perform actions on various applications on your computer, you create temporary files that make these processes quicker and far more simpler. Unfortunately, whilst these are useful at the time, they're often left to rot and build up on your computer, and the overall quality and performance of your machine begins to gradually get bogged down by these needless files. We need a cabbage cleaner! Oh, how very convenient.
Available to download from various sources (it's a regular top 40 appearance on download.com), it's by no means a hefty set-up package at 3.2mb, so it won't be adding cabbage to what is already your fruit-stand of a computer. Available in an impressive 35 languages (that's the programme also), the installer is elementary. My own gripe is the request for me to install the Yahoo! Toolbar, although this does come along with the claim that you can use Ccleaner within your browser. No thanks. Where's the need? Still, installation is a quick process, though you should note that the application will ask for Internet access during the process - I assume for a quick update check. It's generally a happy little installation, and on finishing you'll be thrown straight in at the deep end. That's right - no quick start guide, let alone a 'thanks'. After all, you'll be the one doing the thanking after all that cabbage has gone.
First impressions? Very good indeed. To pull off a grey/silver/white colour scheme quite as it does is a success in itself, but the general layout and structure to the utility is equally intuitive. When you do away with the conventional menu bar you have to ensure that the body interface is suitably usable, and it really is a master-class in getting the right measure between simple and comprehensive. The four utility sections are split into tabbed buttons on the left pane, the graphics of which are of splendid quality; something that's seemingly lacking in similar free applications. Each section is tidy and by no means overloaded with endless actions for you to perform.
There are a few nice little features; firstly, your computer specifications sit nicely below the programme title in the top left-hand corner. I think this is a great little plus, and adds to the understanding and authenticity of the utility, providing that edge of, "uh-huh, we know your specs, we'll get rid of your cabbage". You also have a nice little Pear logo in the top right-hand corner which represents the developers, Piriform. Not only is this funny because we're all used to the Apple Logo being branded around everywhere and here it's a pear (though it's not a joke!), but it also lights up upon being highlighted! Amazing, but also showing how unobtrusive it is upon the interface as a whole, blending into the grey background as if it were in a fruit bowl. You've also got links to 'online help' and 'check for updates', which are placed conveniently for easy reference.
As I mentioned, you've four tabbed buttons along the left-hand pane, the first of which is 'Cleaner'. Yes, this is where we say goodbye to the majority of that cabbage. Within this section's main body you have another pane on the left side, which is split into two tabs, 'Windows' and 'Applications'. Talk about tidiness. In each tab you have items listed under various sections of your computer which can be cleaned. By default CCleaner will automatically select the vast majority of options within each tab, though only the items that cannot cause a significant loss to you. For example, for Internet Explorer (within Windows, of course), the 'Cookies' option will be ticked but not the 'Autocomplete Form History' option. Indeed, removal of cookies will be an annoyance in some cases, but losing all of that form history - I may just have a little tantrum if that were to happen to me. Anyway, you can exempt certain cookies from the sweeper of death (no, it's not that one from Total Wipeout), which is one of many options to explore within the 'Options' tab. We'll delve into that little wonder later.
Of course I'm not going to run through each and every nook and cranny that this utility sweeps through, but it's perhaps an understatement to leave it at; 'it's pretty bloomin' thorough'. Nearly everything you could think of is taken into consideration in your Windows tab, though you may be wondering about those greyed out options, which you daren't select in fear of what they could do. Thankfully, the help section is a superb reference to use. It can look a little complicated at first glance (it's an online help section, by the way, so offline - no help. Help!), but it's tidy and easy to sort through and you'll find what you're looking for swiftly. Everything's explained very well indeed - it's one of the best help sections I've seen in some time.
The applications tab is an ever-growing one. This utility doesn't just cover Internet Explorer; nor does it just cover Firefox also; it also has a cabbage-removal tool for Google Chrome, Safari, and Opera. That's absolutely exceptional cross-platform support! A lack of individual browser support is often a flaw in utilities like this, but CCleaner doesn't mess about. It handles a whole host of other applications also; I was impressed to see WinRar, AVG and ZoneAlarm all in there (a full list can be found on the developer's website). You may be wondering what it can remove for these applications - you'd be surprised. There are all sorts of temporary files and logs in use by these programmes, but needless to say, CCleaner will happily hoover them up for you.
So after checking through all the options carefully, just hit 'analyze' (I know, American spelling). You can easily see what's being scanned, and you'll be prompted if anything requires your attention (such as having to close Firefox to remove the cache). You've also got a nice little progress bar, though this isn't the most effective due to its lack of consistent time measuring. Note that scan times will vary depending on your computer specifications and how regularly you carry out scans of a similar nature - it took well under a minute for me. The results are in. This is another great feature, allowing you to analyse the results before you depart with your cabbages. I had just over 1.5GB in there. Gosh. That's what you get for forgetting to empty your Recycle Bin for a couple of weeks (of course, it covers that too). The scan results are displayed very efficiently, with items tabbed under applications and sections, and further details under each tab. It really is top quality.
Hit 'Run Cleaner', and you'll warned that this will permanently delete the files from your computer. There's no turning back. The cabbages will be gone - forever. Yes! As with the analysis, removal times will depend on your computer specifications and how often you carry out procedures of a similar nature. It's well worth the wait either way. It's certainly been one of my favourite cabbage removers for some time now.
The registry cleaner is one that requires very little input on your part. All options in this section are checked by default, and it's safe to just 'scan away', as it were. You'll get a mixed bag of results depending on the frequency of your computer usage, as well as the number of times you've performed registry scans in the past. The scan should be quite a quick process, and when results are displayed you need not spend too much time reading into them. Upon hitting 'Fix selected issues', you'll be asked if you'd like to backup these changes - this is very useful for just in case it does pick up on anything that is actually genuine and critical. It's extremely unlikely that this would ever happen, and certainly hasn't been experienced by myself. Still, I backup every time, and with the backup files rarely reaching more than 30KB, you're not exactly paying for the insurance.
The fixing process is excellent; each fix displays a dialogue box which explains what the problem is in each case, which means that whilst you're letting the programme get on with its job, you're still gathering an insight into what's going on. The process is quick, and you can easily skip through all of the fixes automatically should you not wish to read the dialogue.
The third tabbed button is 'Tools'. These are all tools that you can find within Windows, but are far more simplified here, as well as being far more accessible also. You've got a speedy little uninstaller, which comprehensively displays all programmes available to remove, and does of course allow you to efficiently depart with any of said programmes. And yes, you can remove Ccleaner using the Ccleaner uninstaller. That's just a bit rude though, isn't it?
Within this section you also have 'Startup'. This allows you to simply enable or disable programmes to run at startup. It's simple, yet detailed and very clear, so one can have few complaints; it works well for me. Finally, you have a 'System Restore' section, allowing you to manage all of your system restore points (well, remove them). System Restore points are used for if you install new software; if there were to be a major mess-up as a result, then you could go back to before it happened. I generally steer clear of this section, as I've no real need to rid myself of any of these. After all, you never know with computers these days.
The fourth and final section is - you guessed it - 'Options'. Again, it's just a master-class in tidiness. One cannot help but admire the structure to this utility. Your options are sectioned off neatly using buttons as navigation, and the consistency of the design is very well-considered. The options included aren't pointless ones either (such as 'Leave pear permanently lit up'). As well as the basic ones, there are also management options for cookie removal, as well as some very useful advanced options, including 'close program after cleaning'. Useful indeed, though it'd be nice to see a shut-down option also. I'm just picky though.
Do I have any other little niggles? No. "What?!". It really is that good. Accessibility is well covered too. The programme rarely peaks 15K in consumption from my experience, which is superb. Scan times will undoubtedly increase CPU consumption, but the memory consumption is very efficient indeed. Updating is good too, with the programme informing you of updates within seconds of launching the thing, whilst you can also check manually using the link at the bottom of the interface. The update doesn't take place within the programme itself, requiring you to download the new installation file and clean install. This is a bit of an annoyance, but it's very little to ask of you considering all of those cabbages it's removed for you.
Overall, I think it's just magnificent - and it's hard to say that about software, for there are always some quite major flaws. I set about writing this review thinking that I'd give it four stars, as it can't really do an awful lot. OK, so it hasn't got a whole array of features and separate utilities - but so what?! Let's look at the title again shall we? 'Crap Cleaner', a piece of software that is, supposedly, looking to clean the crap from your system. Not only is this piece of software superbly designed and structured, it performs efficiently also, and supports a fantastic range of programmes in its cleaning regime. Pretty mediocre? Now that's a load of crap.
Installation is straightforward, be sure to un-tick the box for installing the Yahoo toolbar, you won't want that. Once installed CCleaner auto selects the tasks it recommends you run; it doesn't advise you to choose the advanced options if you are a casual user. These might speed up your computer slightly more but will also reduce functionality, most of the options are to do with how often you use an application and how high it appears on menus.
To use CCleaner it is as simple as pressing analyze (analyse for us Brits) and letting the program do the job. I would advise you close down all open programs (not firewalls or anti-viruses though) as they may interfere with CCleaner's scanning. After a short wait dependent on the speed of your computer (and how much crap there is on your computer!) CCleaner will present all the types of files it recommends you to delete. These are normally temporary Internet files which aren't needed anymore, simple tasks like emptying the recycle bin and just generally cleaning your computer up.
All you have to do is press "run cleaner" and hey presto all the files are deleted and your computer is cleaner than before. For relatively new computers that don't get much use or don't have programs being installed and uninstalled often, there might not be that much to clean. But on old computers that have had a lot of use, there could be potentially gigabytes of hard drive space being used up by general crap accumulated over the years. CCleaner (it used to be called Crap Cleaner!) cleans this up and gives this space back to you for use again. The effect this can have is astounding sometimes, it can really make a hugely visible difference to how fast your computer runs again.
CCleaner also features a handy registry cleaner tool which scans the registry (something you shouldn't mess with at all) for errors and fixes them. This can also speed up the computer significantly. Also present is a start-up editor which allows you to control what starts when your computer starts. Many programs tell the computer to start them when you turn the computer on when you don't need them at all. CCleaner allows you to disable whatever you don't want to start. This can drastically reduce boot time (time from pressing on button to being able to use the computer).
CCleaner is a must-use piece of software for all computers, regardless of user level. If your computer has any mess at all, CCleaner will find it and clean it.
CCleaner is a freeware application that keeps your computer free of clutter.
The programme deletes the unnecessary files that you accumulate when you install/uninstall software, browse the internet and old files that you put in the Recycle Bin. This is an essential task for people, as these unnecessary files can cause your computer to slow down and in some cases, cause corruption and computer crashes.
This is the programme's main purpose, but it also has other features such as a Registry Checker, Add/Remove Programmes and Startup.
The Registry Checker scans your computer's registry and finds problems such as file extensions no longer needed and leftover bits of software. These all help keep your computer running smoothly.
The Add/Remove programmes section is very similar to Windows' own version found in the Control Panel. On some operating systems, the Windows version only allows you to uninstall one programme at once where as CCleaner's version allows you to uninstall multiple programmes.
Lastly, the Startup section lists the programmes your computer automatically loads when your computer is switched on. A lot of software has this set up by default and this contributes to your computer taking long to start up. This section allows you to disable unnecessary software which is a good help in keeping your computer running smoothly.
I first was introduced to this free system that is easy to download and used to clear old files from your computer by my uncle. I use it several times a week and found it great in keeping my computer quick and free of old files I no longer need which slow a computer down and take up space. I have used it now for over two years and have had no problems with it at all. Also when a new version comes out it alerts you and allows you to upgrade which offers the system as new and up to date. Furthermore so pleased I am with the product I have recomended it to others and they to have found that it speeds up their computers and have experienced no problems or issues with the service. I would strongly recomend this product for ensuring your computer is as fast and has as much space as it can.
Variety of Features
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CCleaner is a freeware pc-cleaning and system optimisation tool. Whilst it lacks the features that some other software has, for the price you pay (in this case nothing!) you get a powerful little pc maintenance companion. The features are divided up into the following categories:
There are hundreds and hundreds of temporary files created on your computer as you go about your daily business and surf the net. This slowly build up into several gigabytes of files that could be better used elsewhere. What the cleaner section of this software does is let you choose which of these files you would like to delete. If you want to delete them all then you can do just that. To do this you analyse your computer; the software scans all the usual locations for these needless files and then provides you with a list of them and what size they amount to. After this you click 'run cleaner' and they are deleted from your system.
As you go about your day to day business of installing and uninstalling and moving programs and files, the registry references inevitably change. This leaves a lot of useless references which can cause problems. This section of the program, like the previous, allows you to remove these files at the touch of a button. Because the registry is fundamental to the computers operation, deleting files can cause problems. CCleaner allows you to backup the registry before you delete the files in case there are problems.
Within tools are the functions to uninstall programs, to system restore, and perhaps most useful of all is the option to control which programs launch at startup. This allows you to pinpoint problematic programs and even prevent viruses from launching on startup.
User Friendliness and Update Possibilities
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The software is very user friendly with a very logical and simplistic interface. This is I think very important given the fact that you are performing semi-complex operations under the hood of your computer. The entire program, all things considered, is in itself user friendly given that it allows the user to perform actions that would otherwise involve both a lot of time and technical expertise.
As for being easy to update, the program alerts you when updates are available and will guide you to the website should you wish to download them. These updates are semi regular with a new one released every few weeks.
Final Say
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This program is highly recommended as part of any computer maintenance arsenal; it makes the computer it is on much more efficient by way of creating extra storage space and by allowing the user to see what programs are hogging resources and act accordingly. This is all done under the guise of a stylish and simplistic interface in a program which, being free, ought to be tried by everybody.
I have to admit only finding this program via reviews on here, and still ever sceptical I still went to test it!
CCleaner is a freeware product by the Piriform programming house. Freeware is a program type where you get to use the total program for free and the programmers ask for donations to keep up the funds to keep updating it and developing it for more platforms.
That said, the program now supports up to the new Windows 7, which is a cool feat being as W7 hasnt been out that long. Is that the testament to Microsoft's new business theories since the convoluted Vista? I'm not sure.
However this little tool is much better than the XP disk cleaner program, and with a built in registry cleaner too I'm finding this a rather useful program.
I'm installing it later on 2 more of our network computers, mainly used by the children to see how much of a improvement it can make to those.
It might be time to point out that if you run your standard windows defragment program it tells you how much space you have free, and even though I removed 2 movies I made of me in Guildwars I did go from 25% to 40% free. You need atleast 30% free for your computer to work at its best.
So even though it is a extra program it certainly does better than the standard!
Piriform Limited is a privately own Software company based in London and provides PC utility programs to the users. They launched the program CCleaner for PC users who uses Microsoft windows in their system. Basically CCleaner is a freeware (that means no payment required to use this software) but they accept any amount of donation. These donations can be made via Pay-Pal.
CCleaner helps to clean the unnecessary information and data stored in PC. Especially when we use Internet, usually browsers tend to save some temporary data, pictures and information in a temp file and it slows the speed of our PC. So CCleaner helps to clean these files and speed up our system. It is really useful and necessary software for everyday PC users. This software performs some other important tasks as well such as it helps to clear all the unwanted registry entry from our PC and keeps it clean and faster.
We can easily download CCleaner software from their website. Then we can install it in our system. It supports all types of Microsoft windows operating system such as Windows XP and Windows Vista. After finishing the installation, you can keep the installer file in your system as back up.
This software is really easy to navigate and use. There are four tabs in the left hand side. They are cleaner, registry, tools and options. When you click on 'Cleaner' button, you will see two buttons (right hand side of cleaner tab) on top such as Windows and applications. When you click on windows you will see all the programs comes with your operating system as for example Internet explorer, windows explorer etc. Under these, you will find lots of options and you need to tick on desired options to clean the unwanted files from them. On the other side, the applications contain options for cleaning the installed browsers in your PC. After selecting all your required options, then you need to click on analyze button. Then it will analyze your PC and let you know the amount of unwanted and unnecessary files and all the temp files in your system. After that you have to click the Run Cleaner Button to clean all these files. It is really easy to use and light software. It does not require high specifications in your PC to operate.
Similarly, in the Registry button, you can clean the registry of the system such as missing DLLs, unwanted file extensions, obsolete software etc. It will immediately speed up our system and help us to work better.
I think CCleaner is really helpful and essential software for a PC. It helped me significantly to clean up my computer. It can clean all the stored data and information from my computer regardless whatever browser I use. It cleans all of them and helps those browsers to perform better and faster. It also has the option to delete/uninstall any unwanted installed software in your system. It also helps the user to select the start-up programs (similar to msconfig option).
All in all, I am really impressed with this software. It helps me to keep my computer clean and have a better processing speed. It also helps me to clean up the unneeded registry entries from my system. So, if you have not used this software yet, please go and download it. I can assure you that, it will certainly make your system runs faster and clean all the unwanted data and entries from your system. I am really happy and satisfied using this software, so it is highly recommended.
Ccleaner is a very useful freeware piece of software that can be run to clear personal information, which in turn can help improve the performance of the computer you are using.
So whats good about it?
Well firstly it free. It can be downloaded from http://www.ccleaner.com/, Installation is very easy and is just hitting the next button. The software can also be installed in numerous languages. The website also has a useful forum on it in case you experience any problems.
It claims and does remove temporary internet files from all recognised verisons of Internet explorer. When you start the application you are presented with a screen which by default is to scan windows for things that it could remove from the machine without affecting anything you do on it. This can also clean up applications as well. scanning is easy, as all you need to do, is click analyse which will show you what it can remove and after reviewing this list you simply click run cleaner. This is the only area for improvement, The analysis will show it clearing some much data, but when running the cleaner it clears alot less then claimed.
My favourite thing about this application is the registry cleaner which is in built with it. The registry is something which greatly affects the performance of any machine. For example, the way windows operates, whenever you uninstall any application from a machine it doesn't always remove entries to it in the registry. Therefore as your computer is used more, it will mean that the machine has more things that could easily be removed to improve the performance. Whenever you run the registry cleaner you need to instantly run it a second time as curing one issue often leaves a second issue behind.
Another feature with the application is the ability to remove any program from the machine. Truthfully I havent used this, but from a quick teat appears to function easily as well. Within here there is also the ability to look at things which run when the computer starts up.
This is a really useful tool, which i use in my day job. I'm a IT Desktop Support person and this makes many of the tasks that we need to do on users machines easy to do. Highly recommended.
The software unfortunatley cant be run automatically and you have to run it yourself. I suggest running this monthly, perhaps more depending on what you have done on your machine recently.
I was trolling through the web and I came across this programme, and to be honest I was pleasantly surprised. I didn't think that it would be as effective as it is, but I was wrong. This programme is great for getting rid of rubbish that the computer picks up (mainly from the internet). It can also rid your computer from deleted items in your recycle bin permanently.
It cleans different parts of your computer, according to what you want to get rid of. For example, it gets rid of temp internet files, cookies, browsing history, recently typed URL's, recycle bin contents, temp files, window's log files plus many more... and it's up to you what you want to get rid of. You can check or uncheck the items you wish to 'clean'. It can also clean up applications on your computer!
It's a free programme that helps me rid my computer of unnecessary rubbish that would otherwise slow down the efficiency of my computer - a must have for internet users!
This was a geeky friend recommendation as I was just getting into computers, diagnosis etc...
So basically for those of you who don't know CCleaner (previously crap cleaner) cleans out all the rubbish that slows down you computer and wastes space, things like internet history and cookies etc... It clears your recycle bin too!
It features a registry cleaner, if you're brave, and allows secure NSA deletion (if you want it).
CCleaner is a very small program of just under 1MB and is very low on resources; it loads quickly and due to its small size can be used on a portable flash drive for clients and customers computers without installing the full software.
I like the fact that it shows your computer specs along the top and also like the simple interface and lack of features that make you take ages to set up the program.
Overall then a perfect program for getting rid of all that rubbish you acclimate whilst browsing online etc... and when using your computer in general.
After all who can be bothered to search your computer for things you don't need? CCleaner is like the Aggie and Kim of the computer world but instead of asking how clean is you house? It's more like how clean is your computer? It will also take the load and clean it up for you. All of those long forgotten temporary files, speed slowing internet cache items, cookies, memory dumps and whatever other useless and hindering information your computer stores indefinitely CCleaner just powers through.
How it works
CCleaner is amazingly easy to use and navigate all of the applications that it cleans are given it to tabs on the right hand side, separated by windows i.e. internet explorer, and your system and applications i.e. all the other applications on your computer it will clean for you i.e. other web browsers you use and the programs you have installed on your computer. On the right hand side you have 4 options cleaner, registry, tools and options.
Cleaner - Simply check the boxes next to the items that you want the cleaner to clean.
Registry - Analysing your registry and fixes any problems that it might have
Tools - Lets you manage which programs run at start up (great for removing those stubborn start up programmes!)
Options - Lets you decide just how the CCleaner runs on your computer
If you find yourself baffled by the options or unsure of what you want to clean or keep in case you need you may possibly need it in the future. There is online help which is very informative, you can go take a quick tour of the application and/or take a look at the FAQ's.
Or you could simply do what I do. Untick all the options you are unsure of for cleaning and only clean what you need to/are sure wont be needed. This for me is mainly my internet cache, cookies, temporary files and memory dumps on my system. It is amazing how much your computer stores every time you surf the net!! I've seen immediate improved performance, my comp is that bit faster and I didn't have to trawl through all my system folders. LOVELY.
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CCleaner (or Crap Cleaner as it used to be known) is a powerful system cleaning utility that's totally free and is very simple to use.
You can download the latest version from www.ccleaner.com, the file is small at just over 3mb. Once downloaded, installation is quick and easy, but just make sure that you pay attention when going through the installer as by default it adds desktop shortcuts and a new toolbar onto your browser - you might want to uncheck these!
CCleaner goes through your system and deletes your old and temporary files that are associated with certain applications - mainly browsers such as Internet Explorer, Firefox, Google Chrome, Safari etc. Over time, your system saves lots of files that you won't need: images from web sites, old pages from your ancient history etc. These old files will eventually clog-up your system and slow down performance - this is where CCleaner comes in. Simply run it, selecting which files to delete and it'll wizz through your system and speed things up for you.
The interface is professionally designed and you don't need much computer knowledge to be able to run it - simply select which applications to clean, click the run button and CCleaner will get to work cleaning your system. The cleaning can take quite a while depending on how much crap you have on your system, but when it's finished you'll see a handy report that tells you exactly what's been deleted and how much free space has been created.
CCleaner is a FREE junk file cleaner for your PC; you can download it from filehippo.com or download.com and begin using it right away. Its a very user friendly program which you can trust wont delete files necessary for your PC to function properly and will do this with just a click of the mouse.
There are regular updates of the program; at least once a month which no more than a minute or two to download and install. This installation process is simple with the usual "next...next...next" principle.
The sort of files it cleans are; cookies and histories from web browsers, unused short cuts from the registry and much much more. On average you can reclaim hundred of megabytes of free space on your PC.
There is also a handy un-installer included in the program where you can quickly un-install any unwanted program or add on.
Along with the un-install feature there is an easy way to edit which programs appear and load when starting up your PC. A simple google search to find out what any program does or is can help you choose which ones you keep and which ones you stop. By having fewer start up programs you can cut the time it takes your PC to start by a good few seconds.
A handy feature of this program is that you can add an option to the menu when you right click on the recycling bin to clean files from there, without having to open the program.
I recommend you get this program or an alternative if you use the Internet frequently or use your computer daily.
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Cordy Oilfield Services Inc. (CKK) and Aecon Group Inc. (ARE) are among companies poised to benefit from rebuilding in Alberta after record flooding caused an estimated C$5 billion ($4.76 billion) in damage.
Business is up 60 percent in the environmental division of Calgary-based Cordy since floods inundated southern Alberta on June 20, said Lindsay Williamson, general manager of the unit. Cordy sent 85 trucks to suck up sewage in Calgary including from the Scotiabank Saddledome where flood damage forced the cancellation of a show by the rock band Kiss during the Calgary Stampede, a festival that starts tomorrow.
"There are a lot of people like myself who benefit from the work side, but also take the hit on the personal side because I'm one of the victims," Williamson said in a phone interview on June 27. Cordy will have drained about 450 buildings once it's finished in High River, the town hardest hit by the flood where several inches of water entered Williamson's home, he said.
Alberta's economic growth is forecast to expand by 3 percent in 2013 instead of 2.5 percent due to the rebuilding from as much as C$5 billion in damage, according to Toronto-Dominion Bank economists led by Jonathan Bendiner.
Sales of flooring and drywall are already surging in Alberta at Home Depot Inc. (HD), the company said. The upside for builders including Aecon, Churchill Corp. (CUQ) and PetroWest Corp. (PRW) will be spread over six to nine months, said Maxim Sytchev, analyst at Dundee Securities Corp.
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"Whether it's roads, bridges, a lot of stuff will have to be rebuilt," Sytchev said in a phone interview from Toronto on June 28.
Communities across southern Alberta are draining water from buildings and starting repairs after more than a foot (30 centimeters) of rain fell in two days last month, forcing evacuations across the region, including about 75,000 of Calgary's 1.1 million residents. Four people in the province died due to the flood, police said.
The provincial government said the floods were the worst in the Alberta's history, declaring a state of local emergency in 25 communities. Albert Premier Alison Redford announced C$1 billion in initial flood relief and said plans to balance the provincial budget next year would be delayed. The province is "not focusing on" meeting deficit-reduction targets, Finance Minister Doug Horner said in a June 26 phone interview.
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Cordy has dropped 27 percent this year, compared with a 2.3 percent decline for the Standard & Poor's/TSX Composite Index, according to figures compiled by Bloomberg. The shares rose 8.6 percent to 19 Canadian cents at 10:18 a.m. today in Toronto. Aecon has risen 4.9 percent this year, while Churchill has declined 4.1 percent.
The "lion's share" of damaged assets will be probably be replaced, with work beginning in the second half of 2013, TD economists led by Bendiner said in a June 26 note.
Following the floods, Home Depot stores in Alberta brought in at least 45 truckloads of emergency supplies including wet-vacs, pumps and generators, according to Frank Logie, manager for Home Depot Canada in Alberta.
Home Depot consulted with U.S. stores that handled rising demand after Hurricane Sandy slammed into the northeast U.S. shore, Logie said in a phone interview from Calgary on July 2. Sandy was the deadliest non-Southern U.S. hurricane since Agnes in 1972, according to the U.S. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.
"We got a really good indication of where the business grew and how we could anticipate the needs of Calgarians," Logie said.
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Cleanup from Sandy brought business to companies including Clean Harbors Inc. (CLH) of Norwell, Massachusetts. Storm cleanup contributed $12 million in revenue to the environmental remediation and waste management firm in the fourth quarter, helping to boost sales 2.4 percent during the period, James Rutledge, the company's president, said on Feb. 20, according to a transcript of the fourth quarter earnings call. Rutledge didn't immediately return a phone message yesterday.
Aecon, based in Toronto, is exposed to Alberta, deriving 32 percent of its revenue from the province, according to Dundee's Sytchev, as well as Calgary-based Churchill, a construction company that gets 58 percent of sales from the province. PetroWest, a provider of civil construction services based in Grand Prairie, Alberta, may also be poised to gain from additional work, he said.
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"It's probably too early days to figure out what opportunities there are for Aecon in the rebuilding efforts," Vince Borg, a company spokesman, said in a July 2 phone interview from Toronto.
Churchill, involved in pumping water, has offered equipment to reconstruct the Stampede grounds and will probably install electrical transformers, though some of the work is being done for free, Andrew Apedoe, a spokesman for Churchill, said in a phone interview on July 2. "We, right now, do not look at this as an opportunity to profit," Apedoe said.
Ian Hogg, vice-president of business development and corporate affairs at Calgary-based PetroWest, didn't return a phone message seeking comment.
Bank of Montreal is also looking to increase its 2014 economic forecast for Alberta due to rebuilding. However it's cutting annual growth by 0.7 percent this year due to losses from the flooding, Robert Kavcic, senior economist, said in an e-mail on June 26. The flood probably knocked out as much as 0.3 percent of Canada's gross domestic product in June, he said.
Spending Slumps
The natural disaster had a profound economic impact on Calgary merchants as spending dropped 46 percent during the flood week at businesses in the evacuation zones, Moneris Solutions Corp., which provides electronic payment services, said yesterday in a statement. Spending in areas not evacuated also fell 22 percent in the same period, Moneris said.
Businesses seeking to rebuild may also face labor shortages as residents and companies compete for tradespeople, said Tang Lee, a professor of architecture at the University of Calgary who has studied natural disasters. The tab to repair a single basement can range from C$5,000 to C$100,000, Lee said.
"Typically whenever there's a flood it's quite devastating," Lee said in a July 2 phone interview, predicting a protracted period of reconstruction. "It's not several months, it may be a year or two or more."
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For the past 25 years, Video Dialog Inc, has been creating award winning films to help teach and inspire. Our core belief is that history matters, from the past we can better understand where we are today and work toward creating a better future. Coming off the National PBS Broadcast of our documentary film, February One - The Story of the Greensboro Four about the Civil Rights Sit - Ins that changed public accommodation laws across the South, Bob Korstad and Jim Leloudis approached us about producing a film about the North Carolina Fund. In February One we addressed overt racism like segregated lunch counters; in telling the story of the North Carolina Fund we had the opportunity to tackle the more insidious inequality that still continues today; economic and educational disparities.
When we began to do research for the film, we were struck by the audacious vision of Governor Terry Sanford, and Fund Director George Esser in their attempt to break the cycle of poverty that afflicted so many North Carolinians. To tell the story of the Fund, we were lucky enough to interview many of the individuals who worked so tirelessly in the face of serious opposition to create real change in North Carolina. We spent many hours with George Esser and Billy Barnes, the former director of Pubic Information for the Fund, who painted a vivid picture of the landscape they faced across the state in the 1960s. The Fund's door to door approach of empowering poor people ruffled the feathers of the establishment who were quite comfortable with the racial and class divisions that made up the status quo. Producer Rebecca Cerese and her crew followed the path of the Fund workers throughout North Carolina, from the mountains, to the Black Belt in the Northeast to find and interview the individuals who made up the organizations that helped so many people across the state. We also talked to some of the North Carolina Volunteers, who worked as college students during the summers of 1964 and 1965 in various ways to improve the lives of low income families. The story of the North Carolina Fund is as rich and diverse as the people that shared in its creation.
Billy Barnes took thousands of photographs which document the story of the North Carolina Fund, and the communities it reached out to and helped. The documentary features these archival images, as well as excerpts from Fund produced promotional films to present an authentic visual palette of North Carolina during this critical period of time.
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The international community's chief negotiator in talks about Iran's nuclear program has called for fresh impetus to resolve matters. New Iranian President Hasan Rouhani has promised a change in foreign policy.
European Union foreign policy head and chief negotiator on Iran's nuclear program, Catherine Ashton, spoke with newly appointed Iranian Foreign Minister Javad Zarif by phone on Saturday. Ashton told Zarif she hoped for progress in negotiations over the country's nuclear program.
The conversation came after Iranian President Hasan Rouhani spoke at Zarif's inauguration ceremony, indicating that future foreign policy would be conducted in a more restrained tone than previously.
A statement from Ashton's spokesman said that she had congratulated Zarif on his appointment to the post, and "underlined her continued determination and commitment to seek a diplomatic solution to the Iranian nuclear issue."
The statement said that Ashton, who represents the five permanent members of the UN Security Council plus Germany in the negotiations with Tehran, had agreed to meet Zarif "soon."
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Earlier in the day, Iranian President Hasan Rouhani had said that he was eager to resume talks after four rounds of negotiations since last year failed to produce results.
"We are ready to engage in serious and substantial talks without wasting time," Rouhani said, while warning that Iran was not prepared to be bullied by threats from the West.
"Foreign policy is not carried out by repeating slogans," said Rouhani, apparently alluding to the rhetoric of his predecessor Mahmoud Ahmadinejad. Rouhani succeeded Ahmadinejad after winning elections in June outright.
"One of the messages of the voters in the presidential election was that they wanted a change in foreign policy," Rouhani said.
"That doesn't mean abandoning our principles but it does mean a change of method. We are going to strongly defend our national interests but that has to be done appropriately, precisely and rationally."
Iran confirms UN centrifuge figures
Iran's departing nuclear chief, Fereidoun Abbasi-Davani, on Saturday announced that Iran had 18,000 centrifuges – 9,700 of which are enriching uranium to levels of 5 to 20 per cent.
Of those, 1,000 are of a modern type that it is believed could significantly speed up the rate at which enrichment can take place. The May 2013 report by the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) said Iran had installed a total of 689 such centrifuges and empty centrifuge casings.
Iran insists the enrichment scheme is for purely peaceful means, and that it has a right to develop the program as it sees fit. However, there is international suspicion that Tehran may be trying to develop nuclear weapons.
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AppleInsider is reporting that according to "people who have proven familiar with the company's plans" (take that as you will), Apple is currently considering extending the option of anti-glare displays from its 17in MacBook Pro to the rest of the range.
Were this to happen it would represent a considerable climb down by the Cupertino based company, which moved to an entirely glossy laptop line-up (aforementioned option excluded) when it launched the unibody MacBook range. As we found when we reviewed the new 13in MacBook Pro (above), viewing photos and videos in bright outdoor conditions proved very difficult. Moreover, while the LED backlit displays are very bright and colourful, they also exhibit noticeable banding that makes them unsuitable for colour sensitive work.
Whether this change would allay more general complaints about the quality of the MacBook displays is another matter, but were Apple to provide an anti-glare option we can imagine plenty of people taking them up on it - even if it cost a little more, which it definitely would.


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Shkodra is a city in the northwest of Albania and is the capital of the Skhodra County. The city has around 120,000 inhabitants, although the total urban region has almost twice as many inhabitants.
There is at least one train a day to/from Tirana, but this is only for enthusiasts, as it takes almost twice as long than by bus.
There are regular buses to/from Tirana, taking about 2-2.5 hours. There are also two (mini) buses a day to Ulcinj in Montenegro and from Skhodra there are regular minibus connections to the border, where you have to cross by foot and take onward transport.
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Almost every city or town in Albania has public internet access, usually available at an Internet cafe. Some hotels, especially in Tirana, have broadband connections in the guest rooms; a few have Wi-Fi.
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The country calling code to Albania is: 355. To make an international call from Albania, the code is: 00.
Coverage of cell phones is good, except in the most remote, mountainous areas.
Post Ashqiptare is the national postal service of Albania and services have been getting more reliable and faster over the years. Opening times of post offices are mostly between 8:00am and 5:00pm Monday to Friday and on Saturday mornings, although the bigger ones might keep slightly longer hours, while in small towns there might be shorter hours or a lunch break. For sending things other than postcards and letters or anything of value, you might consider using a private company like UPS, TNT, FedEx or DHL.
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The names Dean DeBlois and Chris Sanders may not ring a bell with most parents of young children; Shrek, Mulan and Lilo & Stitch would. The brains behind these hugely popular children's films, DeBlois and Sanders have now co-directed How To Train Your Dragon, yet another immensely likeable animation film, this time in 3D.
Adapted from the book by Cressida Cowell, Dragon is set in the age of the Vikings. Hiccup (Jay Baruchel), the unlikely hero is a troubled lad. He lives on a gusty island that's frequently visited by marauding, sheep-stealing dragons. His father (voiced by Gerard Butler) is a barrel-chested chieftain who has a visceral hatred of dragons. Hiccup's contemporaries, who attend dragon-fighting school are a gutsy lot, able to take on fearsome creatures like Gronckle and Deadly Nadder, but the spindly Hiccup just isn't cut out for this killer stuff. Then Hiccup discovers a previously unknown power – he can tame one of these fire-breathers and take it for sky jaunts....whooo! Seems like dragons aren't that beastly after all!
Some of the nicest moments are between Hiccup and Toothless, the dragon he is destined to befriend. Then there are the other dragons, some adorably comical, but all with personalities so distinctive, they nearly overshadow the main actors. The flight sequences will leave both kids and parents glassy-eyed with wonder (shades of Avatar on a milder scale). There's a dash of suspense and emotion too; Hiccup must hide his friendship from his father as Toothless belongs to the deadly Night Fury species and will be mercilessly slain. Toothless doesn't speak but his expressions tug at the heart, conveying far more than words. There are occasional doses of reality like loss of life, rare in this genre.
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In the summer of 2007, Jay Smith, who teaches history at the University of North Carolina, was in Paris collecting information for a book about a mysterious beast that terrorised the remote French province of the Gévaudan between 1764 and 1767. One day, while lunching on the place de la Sorbonne, he was warned of a terrible danger. His companion, a French academic, told him that if he published a book about the Bête du Gévaudan he would not be 'taken seriously' by his fellow historians, 'the subject was so firmly associated with the realm of popular entertainment.' Despite his own 'trepidation', Smith pursued his rash course: he had vowed to rescue the beast from its 'ghettoised space'. After being 'victimised by strategic forgetfulness', the monster would rise again, liberated from 'a narrow and trivialising framework of analysis'. Under Smith's tuition, the ferocious, enigmatic creature that had inspired a thousand sensationalist articles and some of the most ridiculous animal drawings ever perpetrated would reveal itself as an involuntary historian with the power to illuminate a period that was 'a transformative nexus'. It's fortunate that Smith persevered. He turns the hunt for the Bête du Gévaudan and its mythologisation by the European press into a tale of collective psychosis, patronising aristocrats and misunderstood peasants; he recounts the decline of credulity and the rise of scepticism, and the construction of one of the first national news stories.


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With its options drying up, the financially ailing College of Santa Fe has told its employees that it will cease operations as an independent college as of May 22. But campus officials still hope a public university in New Mexico might take over all or part of it.
A bill that would set policies for such a takeover is before the Legislature.
Although the college had been negotiating with New Mexico Highlands University, those arrangements faltered this month. Santa Fe at first said the deal had collapsed because Gov. Bill Richardson, a Democrat, did not approve the necessary money. It then issued a public apology saying that it had not intended to blame the governor or the Legislature for the college's financial problems.
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WASHINGTON, DC, June 12 2003 - Today, the American Association of Colleges of Nursing (AACN) and CampusRN.com awarded the first scholarship through a newly created program designed to support nursing education at the baccalaureate and higher degree level. Bonnie Henry Bowie, MBA/MSN, RN, was chosen to receive scholarship support to pursue doctoral studies at the University of Washington School of Nursing in Seattle.
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In the December 2007 issue of Dentistry Today1,2 case presentations involving long term provisionalization utilizing composite resin were described in detail. Both of the cases involved full-mouth rehabilitations. The purpose of this article is to present the completion of one of those restorative cases, and to discuss some of the positive reasons for considering staged treatment when taking on complex cases.
Figure 1. Preoperative photo of the dentition.
Figure 2. The maxillary OverTemps (Smile-Vision) placed previously.
Figure 3. Anterior view of the OverTemps.
Figure 4. Occlusal view of the OverTemps.
Figure 5. Photo showing one-half of the maxillary anterior OverTemps removed.
Figure 6. Teeth Nos. 5 to 12 were prepared.
Figure 7. A PVS impression (Aquasil Ultra [DENTSPLY Caulk]) was taken.
|Figure 8. Bite registration was taken (Jet Blue Bite Fast Set [Colténe Whaledent]) using an anterior bite jig.
Figure 9. New provisional (Protemp 3 Garant [3M ESPE]) derived from Hard/Soft template (Smile-Vision).
Figure 10. Pressed porcelain veneers (Authentic [Jensen Industries]) on the model, as returned from the dental laboratory.
Finally, it was pointed out that the OverTemps technique offered a staged approach to full-arch rehabilitations. This is because the placement process and longevity of the material allows the practitioner to convert the restoration to its final form in segments, at whatever pace seemed appropriate. Staging the treatment can sometimes help overcome financial barriers to care for the patient who might otherwise want to proceed with a large restorative case. However, such staging might depend upon the operator's or patient's tolerance for procedural length.
The remainder of this article will describe how Phil's case was ultimately converted to full arch restorations consisting of a combination of porcelain veneers in the anterior and porcelain to zirconium crowns in the posterior. In Phil's rehab, the lower pre-existing first and second molar crowns were left undisturbed owing to their good condition and harmony within the newly created occlusal scheme. All laboratory work was generated by Smile-Vision.
Following a 2-month evaluation period and a consequent "thumbs up," we began Phil's conversion from provisional to final restorations. During the time he was wearing his OverTemps, he was seen several times in order to evaluate his level of comfort. This was done because we were increasing his vertical dimension of occlusion (OVD) 3 to 4 mm, and his original edge-to-edge incisal relationship was being converted to a class I relationship. It is worth noting that since the entire occlusal scheme had been established, stabilized, and evaluated in a composite resin material like Radica, it really did not matter which segment we replaced first. I have likened this approach to performing a full-mouth rehab on "training wheels." The similarity arises when one realizes that at no point is balance lost during the restoration. There is always a segment or two to retain your established OVD/occlusal relationship, whether it is a segment previously temporized with Radica or a "converted-to-porcelain" segment.
In this case, we chose to begin with the maxillary arch from teeth Nos. 5 to 12. Once the front 8 veneers were in place, this segment would be followed by the maxillary molars and bicuspids bilaterally. Two separate impressions were taken to carry out this conversion—one of the prepared anterior 8 teeth and one of the maxillary posteriors following delivery of the veneers on teeth Nos. 5 to 12 at a previous insertion visit.
Figure 11. A bonding agent (Brush & Bond [Parkell]) was applied prior to luting the veneers with a light-cured resin cement (Insure Lite Clear [Cosmedent]).
Figure 12. Maxillary anterior 8 units in place, opposing the mandibular anterior OverTemps.
Figure 13. Mandibular anterior teeth preparation was begun and OverTemps removed. (Note the intimate adaptation to the underlying tooth structure).
Figure 14. The fully-prepared mandibular anterior teeth.
Figure 15. Spot etching the mandibular anteriors prior to applying an unfilled resin.
Figure 16. Hard/Soft template (Smile-Vision) being used to "press on" lower provisional.
Figure 17. New mandibular anterior bisacryl provisional in place.
Figure 18. Maxillary occlusal view of completed case.
Figure 19. Mandibular occlusal view of completed case.
|Figure 20. Retracted view of the completed restorative case.
Figure 10 demonstrates the completed set of veneers, again bearing a remarkable similarity to the provisionals and OverTemps which preceded them. Once we were ready to deliver the restorations, the prepared teeth were coated with a bonding agent (Brush & Bond [Parkell], Figure 11) and then luted into place with a light-cured resin cement (Nexus 3, [Kerr]). The porcelain veneers were fabricated by the dental laboratory technicians using a pressed ceramic system for optimal aesthetics (Authentic [Jensen Industries], Figure 12). Notice how the finished restorations fit in nicely with the remaining Radica OverTemps. Shade and anatomic form consistency is apparent.
Jumping ahead and beyond the restoration of the upper posterior dentition, which was carried out in similar fashion to the maxillary anteriors, we observe the removal of the Radica OverTemps on the lower anterior 6 teeth (Figure 13). The posterior restoration of the maxilla was simplified by perfect stability resulting from the OVD relationships that were maintained between the 8 maxillary anterior porcelain restorations and the mandibular OverTemps. Again, the concept of "training wheels" implies not losing one's balance.
Figures 14 to 17 track the preparation of teeth Nos. 22 to 27 and demonstrate the above mentioned "spot etch" technique with subsequent "press-on" bonded temporaries using Hard/Soft (SmileVision) templates. Again, the resemblance between the previously placed Over-Temps and the new bisacryl provisional can be observed by comparing Figure 17, teeth Nos. 22 to 27, with the same teeth in Figure 6. The final piece to the puzzle was the completion of the mandibular posteriors (in this case the bicuspids). As can be seen in Figures 18 to 20, the case has been completed. (Compare Figure 20 to Figure 3 and note the morphologic similarities).
As was noted in the previous article cited above, when using such an approach it is important to have a clear understanding with your patient that the OverTemps are "temporaries" and that they must be replaced within a reasonable time span. While the manufacturer calls for a 6-month life span, it was this operator's opinion that the material could go considerably longer if called upon to do so. Even though the individual teeth were splinted, careful patient maintenance can keep tissue healthy. This is facilitated by carefully opening embrasures so that the soft tissues are not en-croached upon. In my experience, high-powered loupes (EyeMax [Orascoptic]) are in-valuable when seeking to carefully contour provisionals that are in close proximity to the soft tissue.
To be sure, considerably more time and lab expense are incurred when using this treatment approach and this must be factored into the final fee quoted to your patient. The flip-side of this drawback is that you may find yourself taking on larger cases that once might have appeared too complex to tackle.
A method suitable for the restoration of moderate to advanced worn dentition cases which display reasonable arch alignment has been demonstrated.
This treatment concept and the suggested techniques as presented allow both the dentist and patient to have a trial run of both aesthetics and occlusion. Placement of OverTemps can be done in a single session with little to no tooth preparation and no anesthesia. In addition, this technique using a preplanned approach to care allows for staged treatment, thus tailoring clinical session length to suit the patient and doctor. It also provides the ability to be more flexible in working out financial arrangements for a large restorative case. Finally, the ability to take on a large case in stages may increase operator acceptance and comfort in doing restorative work that may have been previously avoided.
The December 2007 article in Dentistry Today referred to above can be found at dentistrytoday.com. A short video demonstrating the clinical placement of OverTemps on this case is available at either drgoldsteinspeaks.com or at the Web site smilevision.net.
- Goldstein, MB. Long-term composite provisionalization: the staged rehabilitation. Dentistry Today. 2007;26(12):80-83.
Disclosure: Dr. Goldstein is a consultant to Smile-Vision, Inc., DENTSPLY Caulk, and Colténe Whaledent.


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Really does not matter what brand or type of seat, these covers are universal. I bought them many years ago for a Subaru Outback. I no longer have my X5, but these covers work in both my Volvos just as well. They don't hug or conform to the seat, more like a throw. You may have to fiddle with placement over or around the headrest, depending on seat back height. But for temporary use (beach, taking fido to the vet, wet clothes) they are awesome. I believe they also make a larger one to use on the back seat. And being able to toss them in the washer when you are done is the best. Mine have been washed too many times to count, look like new.
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Does anyone else notice swirling on the hood especially? I can't wipe them out. My car is 24 hours old!!!
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If you let the dealer prep it for you when you picked it up new, that is probably how the swirl marks got there. Dealers don't care how they wash your vehicle and carbon black and black will both show swirl marks like crazy. I suggest you visit the "detailing" section of the forum for some great tips on washing your X3 as well as removing the swirl marks. I NEVER let the dealer wash my X3 when it is in for service or take it through automatic car washes. To this day my X3 doesn't have a swirl or scratch on it.
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Ok. So the swirls can be removed?
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If you have a black vehicle and are anal about keeping it clean you're going to have to hand wash it yourself or take it to a detailer and pay to do this for you. I can't buy a black vehicle- looks great when clean, but gets dirty too easily.
It's not the dirt. It's the swirls.
Yes swirl marks can be removed. This is my third black car. Mine is carbon black as well. Swirl marks and scratches can be polished out. Polishing removes swirls by removing a very thin layer of clear coat or paint. It's not as bad as it sounds especially since your car is new with several mils of paint thickness. Still, I polish my cars only once annually so as not to remove too much over time. I wax twice a year in between. I bought an orbital polisher that I use on my cars and will eventually use on my X3 as well once it collects a sufficient number of swirl marks to justify using. My advice:
1) Always tell the dealer to leave your car dirty. They should stay as far away from washing your car as you can keep them. They hire guys for small wages and they have multiple cars to rush through. Expect scratches and swirls from them. Better to let service fix your car then you wash it yourself.
2) Live with the swirl mark for now. Unfortunately you'll pick up a few more unless you keep your X3 in a bubble. Even when you carefully wash and wax the car you'll pick up a few. Wait until you have more than you can stand seeing, then polish. Just one or two marks, just change your perspective and you'll sleep better.
Take a look at this example of swirl removal. Unfortunately the original photos that showed the result of polishing are no longer hosted but post #40 photos are still there and it shows what is possible.
There is another good thread on the M5 board on how to detail a car (if you want to spend a day or so). Let me know if you have any interest seeing it and I'll provide the link.
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I love my dealer...offered to recondition the entire car and seal it. Complete swirl removal at no cost.
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If it were me, I'd take it to a pro to make sure it came out right. Fingers crossed for you!
My dealer subcontracts out to a professional detailing company. I saw their recondition shop on site and it was very impressive.
I think we're talking two different things. My dealer subcontracts detailing work as well. Thats not unusual. I'm talking about the complementary wash dealers frequently do as part of service. They don't subcontract complementary washes due to the cost. It's typically done out back just before returning your car. I've found this to be a swirl mark source. As a minimum go back there and see what's being used on your car.
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