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(The following is a
sample installation report showing what FileBoss does when it is
installed on your computer.
Note: the actual report will vary depending on the option
selected during installation and the version of FileBoss being
installed.)
This has installed the following files to the
folder of your choice:
FileBoss.exe
The main program
FileBoss.chm
The main help file
FileBossCTX.hlp
Contextual help displayed for specific fields in
various dialogs
FBTips.txt
Text and data used by the Tip-of-the-Day
information box
SetupInfo.txt
The text version of what you are now reading
uninstXXX.exe and uninstXXX.dat
Two files used to uninstall FileBoss.
In addition it will create a folder below
your My Documents folder named 'FileBoss Data'. 'My
Documents\FileBoss Data' is the default location for files
containing options and setting for FileBoss as well as any data
files you create.
Fileboss.fbopts
Whether this file is present or not depends on the
version of FileBoss you are installing. If it is not installed it
will be created the first time FileBoss is run.
Fileboss.fbwins
Keeps track of what Explore and FileSet Windows
were open the last time FileBoss was closed so that they can be
reopened when it is started again. If it is not installed it will be
created the first time FileBoss is run.
Several registry entries will be created under the key:
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\The Utility Factory\
All registry entries created by this setup
program will be deleted if you run FileBoss' uninstall program and
if FileBoss hasn't created any other files in the folders later.
In addition FileBoss will be associated with the following
extensions:
.fbfileset Stored FileSets, both definition
files and static entry files
.fboptions Options and Settings used by
FileBoss
.fbwins A collection of windows that are
open in FileBoss containing folders or file sets.
.fbdzones A collection of drop zones that
can be restored.
.fboptions Options and Settings used by
FileBoss
(Last updated April 2008)
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