It's possible this program may somehow be adversely impacting my system, therefore, any information regarding this file, and/or the functions of MS TuneUp program would truly be very much appreciated. 
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What Is Winalign Tool File?
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, Jan 05 2004 11:33 PM
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Posted 05 January 2004 - 11:33 PM
It's possible this program may somehow be adversely impacting my system, therefore, any information regarding this file, and/or the functions of MS TuneUp program would truly be very much appreciated.
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Posted 06 January 2004 - 01:45 AM
'k...I've found a bit of information on the Winalign, and a tidbit on the TuneUp Wizard thingie. But, I still don't really understand just what they do. One seems to just align files, and they other.......I dunno..??? 
What I did determine from some of the statements posted at the Winalign site, was that it was not something people felt good about using. Sort of like the old doctors that said bloodletting was good for you, but, you are somehow not sure just how much of 'your' blood they're letting is good for you. 
I still don't really understand what they do, or what the purpose is, especially as it applies to maintenance programs.
Just not sure about this. 
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What I did determine from some of the statements posted at the Winalign site, was that it was not something people felt good about using. Sort of like the old doctors that said bloodletting was good for you, but, you are somehow not sure just how much of 'your' blood they're letting is good for you.
I still don't really understand what they do, or what the purpose is, especially as it applies to maintenance programs.
Just not sure about this.
Tink
aka Jan Il
MS MVP - IE/OE
Smiles are meant to be shared,
that's why they're so contagious.
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