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Yes , this is the main feature of it . It monitors all the registry keys and files that a program creates and modifies and you can uninstall a program based on the information collected .
This seems very cool, I like programs that helps you take control over your system! In XP I can do it myself, but I’ll probably get a new PC with Windows 7 in two-three months so this will probably be very useful… (as I know nothing about tweaking W7).
Thanks Eric, but I was referring to getting CPM to create the self extracting installer.
BTW, I found out how - you have to do a fresh install of the app, so CPM can monitor what goes where. At the end of the install, if you refresh the prgram list in CPM and click on the newly installed app, a “Make Installer” button appears in the right hand pane.
It is at its best if CPM is present on the system before the installation is done. CPM monitors what goes where and builds its uninstall list from what the installer does.
It can also use the standardWindows uninstall routines for apps that were installed before CPM, but this is not as good as a CPM uninstall.
Try downloading an app and installing it now you have CPM on your system. After the app has installed, open CPM and do an uninstall. I doubt you’ll find any left overs.
I was thinking more in the functionality of the deceased CVA (or current Secunia PSI). Say for example, an application like Adobe Flash Player (prior to the release yesterday) which always seems to be vulnerable.
Having a feature like this included (which I think would fit in well) and then offer a link to update (if available) would be very usefull.
