Registry Tweaker latest news pt. 2

I've been lazy this month....maybe I was too busy with other stuff....probably...that's why release date is a bit problematic, but I'll try to realise it in time. Let's hope for the best.

What's been done?

Tracker is now fully functional. XML is optimized for best performance. Some tools from previous version were integrated to new one with some changes.

What hasn't been done?

Number of tweaks is currently 250....a few sleepless nights and it just might work out... Database editor will not be included in the first release.

Do you need more?

Registry Tweaker latest news

Registry Tweaker version 2.0 is in progress. It's release is delayed for one month. New release date is 01.12.2006.

Firstly, because I want it to be user friendly, fast and usable. Whole GUI and code are made almost form scratch (about 80% of new code). I really pay attention to every single thing. Here is a list of some changes:

• New database with more than 3000 tweaks and settings
• Friendly and fast User interface

Secondly, because new website layout will come with new RT release. Klemen Slavič will be the author of the website and Registry Tweaker logo. Thanks!!! Bellow is a sample of new web design.


















Final GUI and website design may differ from these. At this time I would like to invite you to join Forum at Google groups. Any comments are welcome.

Later.

Future of Registry Tweaker

Ok, this is my first real post to this blog. It's weird to publish your thoughts online. But, I'll give it a try.

Ummm....oh yes, the future of Registry Tweaker... If you didn't know, I am the creator of this program. Search for the Registry Tweaker link on the right side of this blog...

Now, let's get to the point. Registry Tweaker is almost 1 year old and as you may already know, I am happy about it :). IMHO, latest version is pretty stable and has nice number of functions. But there will be more in the next release (secret = Registry Cleaner). Ops..did I said that? :D Coding is almost done, but do not expect it before next month. "This is the future?" you say. Well not really, this is near future, but I want to talk about distant future.

Current RT is usable only for local use (run it on a PC and tweak that PC). The next step is Network version. YES?! Imagine to tweak multiple PCs, from one machine and with a few clicks... In my opinion this is nothing new on the scene, but it's a major step forward for my programming skill and RT future. This is why I released mini tool called, Remote registry Pusher. It's basically experimental tool to test some functions and it's also a tool for you to use it. You can find it here.

You can expect NRT in one year. I am also thinking of translating it to C# and publish it as Open Source. But this is a long shot.

if...then...else....out