Hello All!

For those of you that use Aida32 to gather system information - that 
program is no longer under development. I think you can still get it 
although it will not be supported. "Everest" is a replacement program that 
looks almost exactly like Aida32. In my opinion Aida32 technology must have 
been sold  to make Everest. Everest Home Edition is also free like Aida32 
was. You can get Everest Home Edition at 
http://www.lavalys.com/index.php?page=products_index

J. Dent

At 02:27 AM 3/31/2004, you wrote:
>At 15:00 03/30/04, Göran Halfvarson wrote:
>>I am about to reinstall Windows, and would like to get a list
>>of programs to install after the OS has been installed.
>>
>>In this list I will make a note of the priority of the
>>installation (priority 1 will be installed immediately after
>>the OS, etc.).
>>
>>Preferably, I would like to have the list in Excel, being
>>able to sort the list in e.g. priority order. If I can get
>>the list in text format, or comma/tab-separated text, I will
>>be able to import it into Excel.
>
>
>Hi Göran
>
>AIDA32 will do this for you. Download the free "Enterprise" version
>from <http://www.aida32.hu/aida32-download.php>. After installing
>the program, run AIDA32. Click on "Software" (left column), then
>choose "Installed Programs". Click on "Report" (in the menu bar),
>then "Quick Report". You can choose to save the report in many
>formats...including XML, CSV, or TXT.
>
>Regards,
>Bill
>
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