ActiveX component that allows developers to create applications capable of monitoring Recycle Bin and to remove any files, folders or shortcuts present there
Version | 2.2.3 |
Updated | Jul 31st 2015 |
Developer |
WinLib LLC.
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User Rating |
878
4.9
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Original File Size | 561 KB |
Downloads | 7105 |
Systems | Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows Vista 64 bit, Windows 7, Windows 7 64 bit, Windows 2003 |
Category | Programming |
Recycle Cleaner has been designed as an ActiveX component that provides developers with the possibility to build applications capable of monitoring the Recycle Bin.
Any piece of software made with the help of this component should be able not only to find files, folders and shortcuts that have been deleted but also to remove them entirely from the basket.
Recycle Cleaner ActiveX also includes support for displaying information on the basket, as well as on any files or folders that are found in it.
Developers can integrate the component in their applications effortlessly and can design programs that are very easy-to-use. Moreover, the component ensures increased performance speed and can display the principles of monitoring Recycle Bin.
Recycle Cleaner Crack ActiveX includes support for events and error handling, and also allows users to abort the Recycle Bin scanning or cleaning operations at any time.
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