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WindowsRegistryDefrag

Windows 98, 2000, XP registry defragmentation

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This repository contains Readme Banners (and some useful docs) that can be used by OSS projects to spread the word, support and help Ukraine in this disastrous situation. Like this (click to open):

https://vshymanskyy.github.io/StandWithUkraine/

📢 Updates from Ukrainian Open Source Community

🇷🇺 Обращение к гражданам России

For Maintainers and Authors

  1. Spread the word. Add one of the banners to your README.md. Badges are also available
  2. Get rid of Russian software and dependencies
  3. Deliver a message to your users (esp. those in Russia) along with your next release. See example here
  4. Follow the cyber safety guide

Windows Registry Defrag

Windows 98, 2000, XP registry defragmentation

Initially, this project was implemented as a commercial for Design Creation Implementation LLC (DCI).

There is no support for Windows Vista and higher, and no time to do this support. For these reasons, I publish the original project source codes. Perhaps the source code will be useful to someone.

The programing language is Delphi 7.

Main window

screen 1

About window

screen 2

Info window

screen 3

Defrag process window

screen 4

I don't give any guarantees that this source code:

is operational on Windows operating systems and doesn't cause damage. Publish exclusively for studying the source code and registry defragmentation algorithms.

I don't bear any responsibility:

if someone compiles this source code and distributes it as a program providing.

I don't publish any executable or binary files:

This publication is solely documentary, educational character.

If you want to make such a software products:

it’s impossible to refer to my source code as causing damage,

Try compiling and using - you do it at your own risk.