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10 Mar 2006
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Type: Time limited demo
Platform: Windows XP
Manufacturer: Evidence Cleaner
Size: 1.2MB
Number of Downloads: 4254
Price: $29.99
Evidence Cleaner is a very user-friendly application designed to remove all traces of your PC activity, including your surfing habits (cache, history, cookies etc.), recent documents list, Clipboard contents and Recycle Bin, amongst many others.
Simply start the program, select the items you wish to clean and then let Evidence Cleaner go to work.
Cookies and internet address bars can be managed so Evidence Cleaner only erases the data you specify.
Cleans can be set to occur at regular intervals or at startup.
Practically every application on your PC keeps a record of your activity in the form of a Recent File/Documents list. Plenty of free plugins are available from the manufacturer's website, which let Evidence Cleaner remove all activity from numerous applications.
Plugins are currently available for Adobe Acrobat, Office 97/2000/XP, Opera 7 (cache and history), Paint Shop Pro, Real One Player, Trillian (log and cache files), Google Toolbar and many more.
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I tried Evidence Cleaner and I have to say it's a good program. However, one can find a bunch of similar apps out there. Currently I use East-Tec Eraser 2006 and I strongly recommend it to everyone.
Posted by: Alexander Young 15 Jul 2006