Hi,
Are you talking about the C cleaner you download from the internet or the
one included in Windows?
I am not a fan of any C cleaner, because they usually remove more then
needed.
C cleaner should be used, when your PC is running more dirty than dirt.
Jorge
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From: JAWS-Users-List [mailto:[email protected]] On
Behalf Of Mike O'Brien
Sent: Friday, June 12, 2015 2:08 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [JAWS-Users] Tutorial on CCleaner?
Hi
cCleaner will allow you to specify cookies you want to keep when you use
cCleaner to clean up the disk. I don't know about the other programs. When
you're in cCleaner, press tab until you get to options and press enter. Now
tab until you get to cookies and press enter. Now tab to the list cookies
on computer. You'll pass entries that say include and exclude and edit, but
tab past them until you get to cookies on computer. This is a list of all
of the cookies that are currently on your computer, with the first item
saying not selected. If you tab once more, with nothing selected in the
list, you'll be in a list titled cookies to keep. To select an item, arrow
up or down and press enter on the cookie you want. The cookies are listed
in alphabetical order, but first letter navigation doesn't work. If you
select an item in the cookies on this computer list and then tab, you'll be
on a button that JAWS just announces as button. Press enter on this button
and the cookie that you selected will be moved from the cookies on computer
list to the cookies to keep list and cCleaner will not delete it. Once you
moved a cookie to the cookies to keep list from the button, you can bac tab
to the cookies on computer and select another cookie and then move It with
the button. Unfortunately, you'll be on the first entry in the cookies on
computer and have to arrow to the next one you want. You can use page down
to get to the end of this list and then up arrow if that will be shorter.
Remember that this will only keep cCleaner from deleting the cookies. Any
other cleanup method won't know about cCleaner and bye bye cookie.
-----Original Message-----
From: JAWS-Users-List [mailto:[email protected]] On
Behalf Of Trish
Sent: Friday, June 12, 2015 08:19
To: Jaws-users-list
Subject: [JAWS-Users] Tutorial on CCleaner?
I am looking for I hope the right thing here, the cleaner that removes items
but allows you to keep certain cookies without removing, is it this CCleaner
that does this?
I was a bit confused when I looked at the different ones from the David
Farren's site, I just dl them all.
I know this thread has recently been discussed here, and I remember someone
stating this could be done, I just need to know which of these programs is
the right one?
As I had posted few weeks back regarding the deleting of the history via IE
10, several suggested I uncheck the cookies box so that when it deleted, the
cookies did not get removed. I did this yesterday and had the same exact
problem. I had to get an email with a code from my credit union bank in
order to get back into online banking. so I'm trying to figure out how to
remove some cookies and leave those I need there when deleting stuff from my
IE 10.
Appreciate any help on this CCleaner if this is the one that allows to check
what cookies are removed when running the clean.
Trish
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