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I'm always leery of any software, including registry cleaners, that offer *free downloads*, only later to discover that it will only complete it's full function if you *pay* for the full license $$$. On principle, if I can't test out the *whole* working software (I'm ok with a full working version expiring in say 30 days), then I'll just back out of any so-called *free download*.
Personally, I consider this to be misrepresentation in advertising. That's just my point of view.
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