Just to say...

What is the use of having these files perceived as compressed files when Windows has nothing to read .tgz, .z, .z files ?

Also, if you install a file archiver you don't need this either.

Maybe something to do with NTFS compression ?

I was speaking about the registry size with the "modded" shell32.dll.

Fast no size change. At least, I got rid of "HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\CD Burning" and such things.

So, modifying dlls that can be registered does not look as promising as I thought. :/

edit:

Just to say...

What is the use of having these files perceived as compressed files when Windows has nothing to read .tgz, .z, .z files ?

Also, if you install a file archiver you don't need this either.

Maybe something to do with NTFS compression ?

I don't think so, NTFS compression is to be transparent and could not be stored in the registry.

Edited May 31, 200620 yr by Camarade_Tux

First post has been edited, 2003 Registry Cleaner is final