Going to the PC Pitstop site and having a scan done which provides
recommendations, if any, on improving the performance of your system is
FREE. I believe that that is what the responders are referring to. I also
use that service from time to time. There are also programs suggested by PC
Pitstop on their site, but purchases are not required.

Tom Mayer

Laurence:

Yes, I use PC Pitstop usually once a month, and following any suggestions
that you get from the testing, improved performance should be noted. At
least for me it did. You will most likely need to allow Active X controls
for the application, but I've noticed no ill effects from it.

HTH, and good luck...

Dean Kiley

> -----Original Message-----
>
> PCSOFT Digest - 26 Sep 2005 to 27 Sep 2005 (#2005-242)does anyone use
> pitstop? would anyone recommend it or advise against using it?
> i just did a demo scan and wonder whether it is worth buying.
> thanks in advance,
> laurence grignolo

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