Is there any way to print or copy Cache Viewer or Statistics Viewer Data?
Printing or copying Cache Viewer or Statistics Viewer Data
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chooky
Beta VeteranPosted 2 years ago # -
David Gardiner
MemberLast time I needed this I saved the screen image with the "Print Scrn" key and prettied it up in Paintshop Pro then printed it. Yes a fairly long-winded solution. But there is probably a utility around which will re-direct the screen text to your printer - I'll report back if I find one.
David G
Posted 2 years ago # -
chooky
Beta VeteranI was trying to explain to someone on another forum what eBoostr actually cached. I wanted to just paste in a copy of the list but couldn't.
I think so highly of this program that I try to convince people to try it but find people very sceptical. I guess there have been too many programs that have promised speed increases and not delivered. People just can't believe you can get a speed increase worth paying for from software alone! Poor devils!
Posted 2 years ago # -
mradr
MemberYea I would be too, I just know how eboostr works so I understand how/why it works. Most programs will trick you into thinking unused ram is a good thing while thats sorta true... its not. What they really do is force windows into putting that allocated ram into the pagesystem. Then when the pc needs it again, it has to wait to get the data, even longer if your using your hard drive (aka loading up a program or games). So its no help alot all. What eboostr does differnt, it uses a flash drive (that can read faster then a HDD can for smaller files) and rads 0 them. So instead of getting the data from a busy drive, it can look or even work with the usb to pull more data off at a singal time.
Other then print screen, theres no way of doing it, even if you could theres no real point cause each cache would be sorta different for each person. boot.ini would be a nice one to show tho if you could. Its your system's boot file, ins the name lol.
Posted 2 years ago #
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