Re: [WinMac] Re: spring cleaning

Chris Morin(chrism[at]mixcom.com)
Wed, 13 Jan 1999 21:04:39 -0500

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I actually use Spring Cleaning on my Mac at home. I used it to clean out a
lot of the fat files on my HD from a lot of the older software on my
system. I use a PowerMac 8600/300 at home. I like it. I like it better
than I liked FirstAid95 or the other one for Windows. I can't remembe the
name, but one of our co's engineers bought it to clean up his system at
work. Didn't like that one either. Spring Cleaning is not the greatest,
but I whip it out every now and then just to keep the fat files cleaned up.
The uninstaller comes in handy on few occasions.
That's my 2 cents. :-)

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