3=Optimizes your physical RAM to run more applications simultaneously
4=Tweaks the Windows cache settings to increase system speed
5=Tweaks your Internet connection settings for faster connections and downloads - blocks banner ads
6=Checks the integrity of zip files, repairs damaged zip files and creates self extracting files
7=Gives you control on what is started with Windows - create your own autostarts
8=Finds and removes unnecessary files and Internet Explorer cookies
8a=Tweaks your hardware, your CPU, graphical adapter and a lot more by just a few mouse clicks
8b=Includes a file renamer, a file shredder, a password generator and a .zip file doctor
8c=Includes an application censorship function - you specify which applications are not allowed to be executed on your computer
9=CPU usage:
10=System Performance
10a=Memory Optimization
10b=Cache Optimization
10c=Unnecessary Files
10d=System Information
10e=Hardware Tweaks
10f=Atomic Clock
10g=System-Restore
11=System + File Tweaks
11a=Windows Utilities
11b=Windows Tweaks
11c=Autostarts
11d=System Folders + Folder Protection
11e=Hide Disk drives + Control Panel Applets
11f=File Renamer
11g=File Shredder
11h=Password Generator
11i=Program censorship
11j=Zip File Doctor
11k=Add / Remove Programs
11l=Auto-Logon
11m=Windows Tweaks II
12=Internet Tweaks
12a=Modem Tweaks
12b=Delete Internet Explorer cookies
12c=Internet history
12d=Internet Explorer Tweaks
12e=Ad Blocker
12f=Pop-Up Blocker
13=Help + Settings
13a=Program help
13b=Program settings
13c=About Tweak-XP
13d=Check for Update
14=Help...
15=Internet:
16=Creating System-Restore Point...
16a=Tweak-XP is executed fot the very first time. For security reasons, a System-Restore point will be created. Please wait.
17=free
[Settings]
1=Program settings ...
2=Program-behavior:
3=Change language...
4=Activate sounds
5=Start Tweak-XP with Windows
6=Disable CPU usage monitor
7=Time to show the 'Right-Click' tool tips:
8=Seconds
9=Display 'Toggle Desktop' Tray-Icon:
10=This option will display an additional icon in the System-Tray to show the desktop and minimize all other windows.
11=Display the 'Toggle Desktop' Icon in the Systray
12=Change Icon size
13=You can switch from large to small icons in the Outlook style button bar on the left ...
14=Toggle small / large icons
15=System-Restore Points:
16=Tweak-XP can create System-Restore points using the System Restore feature of Windows XP. Whenever you feel that your system runs without any problems, you can create additional System-Restore Points.
17=Create System-Restore points now!
18=Make Tweak-XP window translucent
[AppCens]
1=Program censorship ...
2=Here you can set which programs should not be allowed to be executed on your machine. All programs listed in the list below, cannot be started anymore when the protection is activated.
3=Activate protection!
4=Set a new deactivation password ...
5=Add:
6=Single application
7=All applications of a directory
8=Remove:
9=Selected application
10=Complete list
11=Total:
12=Censored applications:
13=Set a new deactivation password:
14=To ensure that nobody else can deactivate your program censorship, please specify a deactivation password now:
15=Enter a new password:
16=Re-enter your password:
17=Your old password:
18=Close
19=Save new password
20=Enter your password, please:
21=OK
22=The application censorship function of Tweak-XP is activated. To close Tweak-XP or to deactivate the autorun feature of Tweak-XP, please enter your Tweak-XP application censorship password.
[Memory]
1=Memory Optimization ...
2=This feature of Tweak-XP will check the current memory situation of your computer and reorganize the physical RAM using values to release as much RAM as possible.
3=Current memory situation:
4=RAM optimization settings:
5=Don't optimize the RAM when the CPU is too busy
6=Clear the clipboard on every optimization of the RAM
7=Force Windows to unload DLL's from memory
8=Let me specify how much memory to reorganize:
9=Best setting: half of the amount of your physical RAM
10=Optimize RAM!
15=CPU too busy!
16=Optimizing RAM...
[AdBlock]
1=Ad Blocker...
2=Tweak-XP can increase your internet connection speed by blocking unwanted advertisements. It automatically checks each internet page for links to known ad-companies and blocks the loading of ad-banners. This reduces the load-time of internet pages and speeds up your whole internet connection.
3=Below you'll find a list of servers which are blocked by Tweak-XP. If you want to add a server, please enter the server's internet address and click the 'Add Server to list' button. To remove a server, select the one you want to remove and click the 'Remove Server' button.
4=To activate the Ad-Blocker, please check the 'Activate Ad-Blocker' Check Box. ATTENTION: when you change the list of blocked servers, you'll have to restart Windows to make the new changes take effect. De- and Re-activation of the 'Ad-Blocker' will NOT activate your new server list!
5=Activate Ad-Blocker (requires to restart Windows!)
6=Add Server to list
7=Remove Server from list
[Autostarts]
1=Autostarts ...
2=The programs shown in the list below are started with Windows. Here you can delete entries from the startup section of the Windows registry:
3=Title:
4=Path:
5=Delete selected entry
6=Autostart folder of the start menu:
7=If you want to add a program to the Autostart folder of Windows, please specify the program details here:
8=Save in Registry-Autostart
9=Save in Startmenu-Autostart
10=Browse...
12=Current user
13=All users
[RestorePoints]
1=Create a System-Restore point ...
2=Tweak-XP can create System-Restore points using the System Restore feature of Windows XP. One Restore-Point is automatically created on installation of Tweak-XP (by the installer) and on the very first start of Tweak-XP.
3=If you experience system failure or another significant problem, you can use System Restore to go back to a previous system state, restoring optimal system functionality. System Restore will not revert user data or document files, so restoring will not cause you to lose your work, mail, or even browsing history and favorites. System Restore is also available to you in safe mode, making it easier for you to roll back your PC to a time before a problem occurred.
4=Name of the System-Restore Point:
5=Enter the name of the restore point here ...
6=Example:
7=If you decide to tweak your internet connection, you should create a System-Restore point before and name that it something like
8="Restore-Point - Before tweaking my internet settings."
9=Display all System-Restore points
10=Open the System-Restore Program
11=Create System-Restore point now!
12=Close
13=Delete selected Restore-Point
[Utilities]
1=Windows utilities ...
2=On this page you get access to several Windows utilities. Choose from the list below and start the application by clicking the associated link. For detailed information on each application, please check the applications help file.
3=Start Certification manager
4=Start Computer manager
5=Start Device manager
6=Start Driver-Verification manager
7=Start Infrared Connection wizard
8=Start Disk Defragmentation
9=Start Performance manager
10=Start File-Sharing manager
11=Start User and Group manager
12=Start Event viewer
13=Start Services manager
14=Start Registry editor
15=Start removable media manager
16=Start Disc manager
17=Start Windows Update manager
18=Start Task manager
19=Start DirectX diagnostic tool
20=Start Private-Character editor
21=Start Policy Editor
22=Start Trans-XP
[Cache]
1=Cache optimization ...
2=If you have some extra RAM, you can speed up the file system activity by increasing the 'IoPageLockLimit' to 4096 Kbytes or more, depending on your amount of physical RAM. Choose from the options below. Remember that you'll have to restart Windows to activate the new settings.
3=4096 KB (for machines with 32 MB or less RAM)
4=8192 KB (for machines with 32+ MB RAM)
5=16384 KB (for machines with 64+ MB RAM)
6=32768 KB (for machines with 128+ MB RAM)
7=65536 KB (for machines with 256+ MB RAM)
8=Save settings!
8a=Reset settings!
9=Hard disk optimizations:
10=Clear pagefile (swapfile) on shutdown
11=Disable Windows File Protection
12=Disable 8.3 Name Creation (NTFS)
13=Increase NTFS Performance by Disabling the Last Access Time Stamp
14=Core System Performance:
15=On systems with large amount of RAM (512 MB or more) this tweak can be enabled to force the core Windows XP system to be kept in memory and not paged to disk.
16=Enable Core System Performance
17=Optimize CPU usage for
18=Applications
19=Background tasks
20=Optimize Memory usage for
21=Applications
22=System cache
23=Enable boot defrag for faster booting
24=When this feature is enabled, the shutdown of Windows XP might take much longer!
[Cookies]
1=Find and delete Internet cookies ...
2=Using this feature of Tweak-XP you can display all internet cookies that were created by Internet Explorer. Cookies are small text files containing information on you and the websites you've visited. To protect your privacy you can remove selected cookies or the complete list of all cookies that were found on your machine.
5=There were no cookies found on your computer!
6=There were
7=cookies found on your computer.
9=Select all!
10=Kill selected!
[Drives]
0=Hide disk drives
1=Hide Disk drives + Control Panel Applets...
2=Using this feature you can hide disk-drives from the Windows-Explorer. Please uncheck the drives you want to hide. To make the changed take effect you'll have to restart Windows. As soon as you've restarted Windows, the specified drives won't appear in the Windows Explorer anymore.
3=Disk drives:
4=Save settings!
5=Windows Folder Protection:
6=Enable Control-Panel Folder Protection
7=Enable System folder Protection
8=Enable System-Drive-Root Folder Protection
9=Enable Windows Folder Protection
9a=Hide Control Panel Applets
10=Here you can disable several parts of the Windows XP control panel applets. You can hide function tabs and disable options to restrict access to critical system configurations and to prevent changes to your system.
11=Do not display control panel applets:
12=Hide Accessibility Options
13=Hide Add / Remove Programs
14=Hide Display Properties
15=Hide Add Hardware Wizard
16=Hide Internet Properties
17=Hide Regional and Language Options
18=Hide Game Controllers
19=Hide Mouse Properties
20=Hide Sounds and Audio Devices Properties
21=Hide User Accounts Properties
22=Hide Power Options Properties
23=Hide System Properties
24=Hide Phone and Modem Options
25=Hide Time / Date Properties
26=Hide Speech Properties
27=Display Control Panel:
28=Hide the Display Appearance Page
29=Hide the Display Background Page
30=Hide the Screen Saver Settings Page
31=Hide the Display Settings Page
32=Deny Access to the Display Settings
[Unneeded Files]
1=Unnecessary files ...
2=Using this feature of Tweak-XP, you can search your hard drives for unnecessary files. Select a drive from the list box below and click on 'Start search'. All unnecessary files will be listed below.
3=Select all unnecessary files
4=Delete selected files!
5a=There were no cookies found!
6=Start search
6a=There were
7=Stop search
7a=cookie(s) found on your computer!
8=file(s) found.
9=Start Windows Clean-Up ...
10=Please wait...
11=Uninstall some programs ...
12=Uninstall Windows components ...
13=System Clean-Up
14=Search for empty folders ...
15=Using this feature of Tweak-XP you can easily find and remove folders on your hard disk(s) that do contain no files or zero byte files. Removing such folders or files can improve the performance of your system.
16=Scan Drive!
17=Select all!
18=Select all empty!
19=Delete selected folders!
20=Close
21=Searches only for empty folders (folders without subfolders and files).
22=Searches for empty folders and folders that do contain empty subfolders and/or 0-length files only (marked with '>>>'). Double click a folder to view its content.
23=Searches for empty folders and folders that do contain subfolders but no files (marked with '>>>'). Double click a folder to view its content.
24=The folder '
24a=' cannot be removed - it's protected by Windows or in use.
25=Error:
26=List only empty folders.
27=List also non-empty zero-length folders.
28=List also folders without files.
29=This folder is empty.
30=Folder:
31=Content:
32=File:
33=Folder:
34=Do you really want to delete the selected folder(s)?
[Folders]
0=Change system folders ...
1=Here you can change the location of several Windows system folders. You can also hide the content of a folder you specify. All files in that folder won't be accessible as long as the protection is activated.
2=Common programs directory:
3=Desktop:
4=Document Templates:
5=Favorites:
6=My Documents:
6a=My Pictures:
6b=My Music:
7=Program Files:
8=Start menu-Programs:
9=Documents:
10=Send to:
11=Startmenu:
12=Startup:
13=Change...
14=Save folder settings!
16=Please choose a new folder...
17=System folders
18=Protect a folder and hide its content
19=This feature of Tweak-XP makes it easy to hide the content of a specified folder. Choose a folder you would like to protect - all files inside that folder will be invisible as long as the protection is deactivated.
20=Enter your protection password:
21=Re-enter your protection password:
22=Delete current password!
23=Specify a folder to protect
24=Specify a folder to unprotect
25=Close
26=Disable DOS Command Prompt:
27=To ensure that nobody can access your protected folder from DOS, you should disable the MS-DOS Command Prompt (Windows restart required):
28=Disable DOS Command Prompt
29=You cannot protect the Windows folder!
30=Your folder was protected - all contents are invisible now.
31=Your folder protection has been removed - all contents are visible now.
32=Done!
33=Attention: this is the trial version of Tweak-XP. You MUST unprotect any protected folder BEFORE the trial expires!
34=Do you really want to protect the specified folder?
[Hardware]
1=Hardware tweaks ...
2=Tweak-XP offers special tweaks to increase the performance of your CPU. Choose your hardware and tweak-it! Please remember that you'll have to restart Windows to make the changes take effect.
3=CPU tweaks:
4=AMD CPU tweaks:
5=Cyrix CPU tweaks:
6=Intel CPU tweaks:
7=Disable CPU tweak!
8=Display Adapter tweaks:
9=Using this feature of Tweak-XP you can easily tweak your display adapter. Choose your adapter from the box below and click the 'Tweak It!' button. If your adapter is not listed, there are no tweaks available for it.
10=Tweak it!
10a=Optimization wizard:
11=Open optimization wizard!
12=Tweak-XP - System Optimization Wizard
13=The Tweak-XP System-Optimization Wizard offers a 'One-Mouse click' system performance optimization. Without browsing through hundreds of registry settings and tweaks you can easily improve the all-in-all performance of your computer. Let Tweak-XP do the work of setting the best tweaks for your machine! Remember that you have to restart your machine after optimizing your system to make the changes take effect. All settings done by this wizard can be reset by clicking the 'Reset!' button.
14=Tweak my system now!
14a=Reset!
15=Close
16=Ready...
17=Tweaking progress:
18=Tweaking your hardware registry settings.
19=Tweaking your software registry settings.
20=Tweaking your Windows registry settings.
21=Tweaking some other registry settings.
22=Done. Please restart Windows now!
23=CD / DVD Tweaks
24=UDMA66 Mode / Intel Chipsets
25=Enable UDMA66 Mode on Intel Chipsets:
26=If you have a computer with an Intel chipset that supports UDMA66, you will still find that UDMA66 mode is disabled by default on Windows XP computers.
27=ATTENTION: Before you enable UDMA66 mode make sure that the device supports UDMA66 mode and use an 80-pin IDE cable with the proper pin cut.
28=Enable UDMA66 Mode
29=Close
30=Optimize CD/DVD drive speed:
31=Cache size:
32=regular
33=medium
34=large
35=CD Drive speed:
36=DVD Drive speed:
37=Disable CD-ROM Autorun Function
38=Close
39=Choose your adapter ...
40=Disable the Windows XP CD burning feature
41=Processor check routine:
42=This option forces Windows to run a processor check routine on startup to determine whether your processor supports the advanced features of the Windows XP memory management system, such as write-back caching.
43=Enable Processor check
[IEtweaks]
1=Internet Explorer Tweaks ...
2=Using this feature of Tweak-XP you can easily change the animated logo in Internet Explorer. Just create an animated bitmap (.bmp) logo of a specific size and make IE load it on startup. Check the help file for instructions on how to create your own animation.
3=Change Internet Explorer logo:
4=Here you can change the logo that appears in the right top corner of Internet Explorer:
5=small animated logo (10 frames of 22 pixels each)
6=big animated logo (10 frames of 38 pixels each)
7=small non-animated logo (22 x 22 pixels).
8=large non-animated logo (38 x 38 pixels).
9=Open and set .bmp file
10=Restore IE default picture
11=Set Internet Explorer Toolbar background:
12=Open and set .bmp file
13=Do not use a background!
14=Sort favorites:
15=If your favorites are totally messed up, close IE and hit the 'Re-sort the favorites!' button.
16=Re-sort the favorites!
17=Re-start Internet Explorer or your system for the new settings to take effect.
18=Re-sort the start menu
19=More Internet Explorer tweaks ...
20=Change the Internet Explorer Window Title:
21=This setting allows you to customize Internet Explorer by using your own window title. For example you could rename IE to 'My Browser' or anything else you like!
22=Save new title
23=Restore default title
24=Internet Explorer caches any URL's which are typed into the address bar. Click the button below to clear that list.
25=Clear Internet Explorer Typed URL History.
26=Close
34=Default Internet Explorer Download Directory:
35=Browse...
36=Internet Explorer Updates:
37=Internet Explorer 5 and higher has the ability to automatically check for software updates. Check the option below to disable the Check for Internet Explorer Updates.
38=Disable check for Internet Explorer Updates
[Modem]
1=Modem tweaks ...
2=The settings below will increase the speed of internet connections on most systems. Connection and download speed will be optimized by selecting your type of connection below:
3=Choose your configuration:
4=Tweak your internet connection according to your ISP and hardware:
5=Your ISP:
6=Your hardware:
7=Save settings!
8=Reset
9=Increase the Maximum Number of HTTP Sessions allowed
10=Windows limits the number of simultaneous connections that it will make to a single HTTP (web) server. This affects all Windows Internet applications that use the standard API, including Internet Explorer and can be seen when downloading multiple files from a web site as only a certain number (2 or 4) will be active at any one time.
11=Increase the maximum number of HTTP sessions allowed to 5 (more might fail).
12=Choose your ISP ...
13=Choose your hardware ...
14=This setting disables the initiation of an internet connection if remote connections are enabled.
15=Disable automatic modem connections at startup
[Passwords]
1=Password generator ...
2=Use this feature of Tweak-XP if you run out of passwords. Just specify the structure of the passwords generated by Tweak-XP and hit the 'Generate password!' button. Tweak-XP will generate unique passwords for you.
3=Passwords:
4=Options:
5=Password Length (2-48):
6=Passwords to generate:
7=Randomize with:
8=Timer
9=Internal Random
10=Seed #
11=Characters to use:
12=Uppercase
13=Lowercase
14=Numeric
15=Symbols
16=Extended
17=Use all
18=Generate password!
19=was copied to the clipboard.
[Rename]
1=Rename files ...
2=Using this feature of Tweak-XP you can easily rename hundreds of files - just by one mouse click. Make your settings below and hit the 'Preview' button for a preview of the renaming results. To rename your files, click the 'Rename files!' button.
3=Rename options:
4=Change filename to:
5=Replace name
6=Before old name
7=Attach to old name
8=Start counting with:
9=Adapt counter after renaming
10=Increase number by:
11=File pattern:
12=Preview
13=Rename files!
14=Select all files
15=De-select all files
16=Close preview
17=Please select at least one file to rename!
18=Do you really want to rename the selected files?
19=File exists - please change your settings!
20=Sorry, but the selected drive is not ready!
21=Selected:
22=Total files:
[Shredder]
1=File shredder ...
2=Shred sensitive files with this feature of Tweak-XP. Just 'drag-and-drop' the files you want to destroy from Explorer to the listbox below and click the 'Destroy files' button. You may select how many times the selected files will be overwritten with zeros before they are destroyed.
3=Clear list!
4=Overwrite all files
5=times
6=Destroy files!
7=Do you really want to destroy the files above?
[Systeminfo]
1=System Information ...
2=Detailed information on your system is presented here. The speed of your CPU and several other values including memory statistics can be observed on this page of Tweak-XP.
3=Processor Information:
3a=CPU details ...
4=Refresh all values!
5=System Information:
[Set Time]
1=Atomic clock ...
2=Using this feature of Tweak-XP you can easily adjust your system-time to the correct time calculated by an atomic clock. To use this feature you must be connected to the internet as Tweak-XP gets the time data from there.
3=Your system time is:
4=Connect to "Time-Server" and set system-time
5=Status:
5a=Ready ...
6=If you want the system time to be corrected whenever Tweak-XP is started, please check the option below:
7=Automatically correct the system time next time Tweak-XP is started
8=Launch Windows Date/Time Properties
[History]
0=Internet History
1=Internet History ...
2=Here you can view the history files of your recent Internet visits. You can select the lists and delete them to hide your recent Internet activities:
3=Delete current history file!
4=Sunday
5=Monday
6=Tuesday
7=Wednesday
8=Thursday
9=Friday
10=Saturday
[WinTweaks]
1=Windows tweaks ...
2=Using this feature of Tweak-XP you can modify the appearance of the Windows XP startmenu and several other parts of the Windows XP user interface.
3=Startmenu tweaks
4=Desktop tweaks
5=Miscellaneous tweaks
6=To activate some of these features Windows-XP has to be restarted!
7=Startmenu tweaks:
8=Classic Startmenu:
9=Hide 'Documents' folder
10=Hide 'Search' folder
11=Hide 'Favorites' folder
12=Hide 'Run' command
13=New Startmenu:
14=Hide 'My pictures'
15=Hide 'My music'
16=Hide 'Control panel'
16a=Cascade 'Control Panel'
17=Hide 'Help and support'
18=Hide 'Printer and Fax'
19=Cascade 'Printer and Fax'
20=Hide 'My Computer'
21=Hide 'My documents'
22=Cascade 'My documents'
23=Clear 'My documents' on Exit
24=You can make Windows clear the Documents Folder on Shutdown - attention: this does also affect the web addresses of the internet pages visited recently!
25=Deactivate 'Intelligent menus'
26=Hide 'Favorites'
27=Hide Run Command
28=Hide 'Network neighborhood'
29=Hide 'Network connections'
30=Notify new applications
31=Display Admin tools
32=Small startmenu Icons
33=Enable startmenu scrolling
34=Re-sort startmenu
35=Desktop tweaks:
36=Miscellaneous Desktop tweaks:
37=Make desktop icons transparent
38=Hide all desktop icons
39=Deactivate Desktop QuickInfos
40=Deactivate Desktop Rightclick menu
41=Deactivate Taskbar Balloon Infos
42=Animate Windows
43=Move Windows filled
44=Change Windows 3D effects
45=Change the vertical icon spacing:
46=pixel
47=Default
48=Desktop Shortcut-Arrows:
49=Desktop Shortcuts WITH arrow
50=Desktop Shortcuts WITHOUT arrow
51=Font smoothing:
52=The Font-Smoothing feature of Windows XP smoothes the fonts of the Windows user interface and makes the desktop icon-text transparent. Enable Font-Smoothing by checking the check-box below and by selecting the type of font-smoothing. If you just want to make the desktop icons transparent, use the 'Transparent desktop icons' feature on the left and disable font-smoothing.
53=Enable Font-Smoothing
54=Regular Font-Smoothing
55='Clear Type' Font-Smoothing
55a=More >>>
55b=More Desktop tweaks:
55c=Display 'My Network Places'
55d=Display 'Internet Explorer'
55e=Display 'My Computer'
55f=Display 'My Documents'
55f1=Display 'Recycle Bin'
55g=<<< More
56=Miscellaneous tweaks:
57=Remove 'Shortcut to...' on new shortcuts
58=Automatic Window refresh
59=Show Bitmaps as icons in Explorer
60=Automatically Close Non-Responding Applications
61=Time-out before ending the task:
62=milliseconds
63=Default
64=Run each 16bit application in a separate virtual machine (VDM)
65=When starting a 16bit application you have the option of running each in a separate virtual machine (VDM). Having a separate virtual machine, has the advantage that if the applications crashes only that one application is affected, on the down side it takes more system resources.
66=Registered owner:
67=Windows serial:
68=Registered Organization:
69=Save user data!
70=Cursor blink-speed:
71=fast
72=slow
73=Startmenu speed:
74=ms
75=Change Icon cache
76=KB
77=Default
77a=Path of Windows XP installation files:
77b=Change ...
77c=Remove the Shared Documents folders from 'My Computer'
78=Make taskbar transparent
79=This feature of Tweak-XP will make the taskbar transparent / translucent. Just enter the value of transparency below and check the 'Make taskbar transparent' checkbox. The taskbar will remain transparent until you disable this feature.
83=Attention: to make the taskbar transparent on each startup of Windows XP, you must set Tweak-XP to be launched with Windows XP (see the 'Settings' page of Tweak-XP).
84=Opaque
85=Translucent
86=Examples:
87=Performance related visual tweaks
88=Performance related visual tweaks:
89=Windows XP comes with several new visual effects, such as the transparent selection rectangle and the shadowed mouse. To speed up your PC you can deactivate some of those CPU intensive features. The more visual effects you deactivate, the less your CPU is occupied by 'nice' but 'useless' stuff.
90=Disable mouse-shadow
91=Disable list-box smooth scrolling
92=Disable gradient taskbar captions
93=Disable alphablending (transparency) of selection rectangle
94=Disable taskbar fade in/out
95=Disable combobox animation
96=Disable menu animation
97=Disable tooltip animation
[ZipRepair]
1=Zip-File doctor ...
2=Windows XP comes with ZIP file support, but it does not offer any function to check the integrity of a ZIP file, to recover files which are stored in a damaged ZIP file or to create a self extracting executable. Tweak-XP can help you here ...
3=Specify the .zip file to check or to fix here:
4=Check integrity of a .zip file
5=Fix a damaged .zip file
6=This feature will convert a zip file into an executable that contains everything needed to extract itself to the current directory. This is a useful way to distribute zip files to end users, since they do not need to have an unzip utility like WinZip or PKUNZIP on their computer.
7=Create a self extracting .exe file from any .zip file:
8=Create a self extracting file
9=Create a .zip file from a self extracting file
10=- the zip archive is OK.
11=- the zip archive is corrupted.
12=Your .zip file was tested
13=Tweak-XP has fixed the selected zip file.
14=Tweak-XP was unable to fix the selected zip file.
15=Please choose a .zip file
16=Tweak-XP has transformed the selected zip file into a selfextracting .exe file.
17=Tweak-XP was unable to create a self extracting file from the selected zip file.
18=Please choose a self extracting .zip file (.exe)
19=Tweak-XP has transformed the selected exe file into a zip file.
20=Tweak-XP was unable to create a zip file from the selected self extracting file.
[MsgBoxes]
0=Attention
1=Tweak-XP was unable to start your Internet browser to show the Help-File.
2=Do you really want to delete the current history file?
3=Application not found - it has probably not been installed with Windows XP.
7=Do you really want to remove the selected item from the registry - startup section?
8=Do you really want to remove the selected item from the autostart section?
[Status]
1=Initializing ...
2=Loading settings ...
3=Loading language ...
4=Loading statistics ...
5=Almost done ...
[MessageBoxes]
1=Attention:
3=Please check your passwords. The verification password does not correspond to your first password!
5=Creation of System-Restore point:
5a=was successful!
5b=failed. Please create a System-Restore Point manually by starting the System-Restore program.
6=Please enter a name of the System-Restore point first!
11=Required file not found. Please reinstall Tweak-XP!
13=Choose your hardware first!
14=Choose your ISP first!
15=It is not required to start Tweak-XP with Windows as all settings are saved in the Windows registry and will stay active without having to launch Tweak-XP.
16=Please select a .zip file first!
21=The program
21a=was closed by Tweak-XP, since its execution is not allowed on this machine!
[SysTray]
1=Open Tweak-XP
2=Optimize RAM!
3=Close Tweak-XP
4=Toggle Desktop!
[About]
2=Click here to purchase the licensed version of Tweak-XP online.
3=Click here for purchase and company information.
4=The Tweaking Utility for Windows XP. Attention: this software was designed for Windows XP only. It does not work on any other Windows operating system. There's also a tweaking utility for Windows 9x/Me available from Totalidea Software. Visit us on the WWW at
6=OK
7=System Info
[PopUp]
1=Internet Explorer Pop-Up Blocker ...
2=Tweak-XP can automatically stop Internet Explorer Pop-Ups. Once activated, Tweak-XP will scan new instances of Internet Explorer for known pop-up phrases or servers - if it finds a pop-up window of Internet Explorer, it will immediately close that instance of Internet Explorer.
3=Below you'll find a list of phrases and servers Tweak-XP uses to identify pop-ups. You can remove phrases or add new ones if you've found a pop-up Tweak-XP did not identify. In that case, just enter the phrases or some words of the title bar of an pop-up window to the list. Next time Tweak-XP will identify that pop-up automatically.
4=Activate Pop-Up Blocker
5=Remove from list
6=Add a new phrase or server to the list of known Pop-Ups:
7=Add!
8=Detect IE Instances
9=Add selected instance of IE to list of Pop-Ups
10=Close!
11=Disable Sound!
12=Deactivate!
13=Log File
[Uninstall]
1=Add / Remove Programs
2=Here you can easily modify the settings of uninstall applications of any software installed on your machine. You can also remove complete entries that were left behind by applications that were not removed correctly from your machine.
3=Start selected (un)installation!
4=Delete selected entry!
5=Title:
6=Command:
7=Save changes!
8=Do you really want to remove the selected entry from the uninstall list?
9=Do you really want to save the changes you did to the selected entry?
[Outlook]
1=Outlook XP Security Tweak
2=Microsoft Outlook 2002, included with Office XP, introduced new restrictions to stop possible unsafe e-mail attachments from being opened or saved. This feature of Tweak-XP allows you to modify those restrictions and to specify which files should be blocked or not.
3=Check the filetypes you want to allow as attachments to eMails:
4=Check all
5=Uncheck all
6=Default settings
7=Save settings!
8=Restart Outlook for the changes to take effect.
9=Do you want to re-enable the default security settings of Outlook XP?
10=Minimize Outlook XP to the System-Tray
[Logon]
1=Windows XP Auto-Logon ...
2=Use this feature of Tweak-XP to force Windows XP to bypass the 'Enter user password' dialog on startup. Enter your default user details below and check the 'Enable Auto-Logon' checkbox to enable the Windows XP Auto-Logon.
3=Username:
4=Domain:
5=Password:
6=Enable Windows XP Auto-Logon!
7=Other Auto-Logon settings
8=Disable the Auto-Logon 'Shift Override' feature
9=Limit the Number of Automatic Logins
10=Logins
11=Close
12=Hide Usernames from the Logon Screen:
13=Remove
14=Add to list
[Tweaks-II]
1=Windows Tweaks II ...
2=Here you'll find some additional miscellaneous Windows XP tweaks.
3=Additional miscellaneous tweaks:
4=Disable compressed folders
5=Disable Desktop Cleanup Wizard
6=Disable the Thumbnail Cache
7=Mouse tweaks:
8=Enable window tracking using your mouse cursor
9=Detect accidental double clicks
10=Disable run commands specified in the registry:
11=Disable LocalMachineRun Autostarts
12=Disable LocalMachineRunOnce Autostarts
13=Disable CurrentUserRun Autostarts
14=Disable CurrentUserRunOnce Autostarts
15=Disable Windows XP error reporting:
16=Disable the Windows XP error reports
17=Specify OEM Info on 'System properties' page
17a=Miscellaneous Windows XP tweaks II
18=This feature makes it easy to add your own OEM information to the 'System properties' page of Windows XP.
19=Company name:
20=Model name:
21=Support information:
22=Company logo:
23=Browse
24=Clear
25=Example
26=Save
27=Miscellaneous Windows XP tweaks II
28=Speed up network access
29=Windows XP checks a remote computer for scheduled tasks before it gives you access to any shared folder. This procedure can take up to 30 seconds and does slow down network access enormously. To speed up your network connections, check the option below and restart your machine. This will force Windows XP not to check for any scheduled tasks on a remote computer.
30=Speed up network access
[Minimizer]
1=Minimizer-XP...
2=The Minimizer-XP minimizes any window and any application to the Windows XP System-Tray which is located to the left of the system clock. Just enable the Minimizer-XP, choose a window you would like to minimize to the System-Tray, click the 'Minimizer-XP Button' which is added to every window you select and the window will be moved to the System-Tray. This can't be easier.
3=Minimizer-XP is a separate application which can be integrated into Tweak-XP. Minimizer-XP is currently not installed on your system.
4=Click here to download the Minimizer-XP
5=I'm not interested in Minimizer-XP. Please hide the Minimizer-XP integration and icon from Tweak-XP
6=Click here to start the Minimizer-XP
7=Start the Minimizer XP with Windows
[VirtualDrive]
0=Folder >>> Drive
1=Create a virtual drive...
2=Tweak-XP can create virtual drives from any folder - choose a drive-letter, set a physical path (a folder you want to 'turn' into a drive) and click the 'Create Drive' button - the new drive will contain all files / folders of the folder you specified.
3=Create a new virtual drive:
4=Available drive-letters:
5=Set physical path (folder):
6=Create Drive
7=Always create this drive when Windows launches
8=Remove virtual drive:
9=Select virtual drive:
10=Remove Drive
[Outlook1]
0=Other Outlook Tweaks
1=This page of Tweak-XP offers a couple of additional tweaks for Outlook XP and Outlook Express - some of them work with both versions, some with Outlook XP only (not with Outlook Express). Keep in mind that you might need to restart either Outlook or Windows for the tweaks to take effect.
2=Disable Outlook 'Today Page'
3=Change the location of the Outlook 'Today Page'
4=Enable the ability to use HTTP mail in Outlook Express
