RegDevelop and WinBubbles Lite 2009, Customize and Tweak Windows 7 and Vista

RegDevelop is the Next Generation of creating Customization Programs.

Regdevelop will start the idea of creating application that can be edited, shared and updated by any user.

All the Programs created using Regdevelop can be updated.



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The tiny Rapid Application Development tool can create programs like WinBubble and other Customization and Tweaking Tools. You can also create Graphical User Interfaces to your Command Line Tools and other programs. RegDevelop was designed to be fast, User friendly and safe. All you need to do is to read the three to six pages guide and examples.

Please Read the Instructions and Sample applications first

WinBubbles Lite 2009



A customization and tweaker designed for Windows 7 and Vista. This is a small, light-weight, updatable and Open For All version of WinBubbles.

In just few clicks, WinBubbles-Lite will let you access the most important Customization functions of Windows 7 (and Vista) easily.

The powerful utility includes a built-in Graphical User Interface designer and programmer called RegDevelop that will let you update the program the way that you want. Add Features that is needed.

Any part on the program can be updated, Not just for the Programmers But For All.

Features

*Branding your new Vista and Windows 7 Machine
*Add or Change Original Manufacturers logo and information
*Separately Customize the Performance Information and Tools Logo
*Change or Customize the Background of Windows 7 Welcome Screen
*Change the Owner Information

More Customizations, Restriction and Tweaks

*Add Message before logon
*Customize Bubbles Screen Saver - Change to small/Medium size, Metallic Bubbles, remove the shadow and launch in a Black Background.
*Add “Move To” and “Copy To” Right-Click Menu
*“Opened with Notepad” Context/Right-Click Menu
*“Hide this file” and “Hide this Folder” Right-Click Menu – Standard and Run as Admin is included
*No Folder Option (Logoff is needed in Windows 7)
*Disable Regedit
*Disable CMD.exe
*Disable Windows Task Manager
*Disable Changing of Wallpaper
*Disable Control Panel
*Disable USB Drive in Windows 7 (Reboot is needed) and Vista
*Disable Control Panel
*Enter Username before login
*Changing UAC levels launcher and *Change the settings to “Prompt for credentials”

WinBubbles-Lite 2009 Design:

The program was designed for 800 x 600 resolutions and above. For lower resolutions you can access the Apply Button by pressing Alt-A.

Please take a look and Download it here

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Hello Guys, Thanks for your replies last time. I will not be able to create a good and better applications without your replies. here's my plans. It's not final yet.

Anyway, any suggestion for more development and features will be noted and appreciated. Thanks guys

 

*PMs Gary!*

 

Lawrence,

I really don't know what to say to you. You are so polite and respectful to me, in our private conversations, but at the same time you just don't seem to listen or take to heart what I and others say to you.

We did everything we possibly could to discourage you from creating a tool that makes it EASY for a novice to create a registry change application, aka RegDevelop. We did everything we could to warn you how DANGEROUS such an application could be in the hands of someone who had no idea what they are doing, or worse in the hands of someone who was intent on creating mischief or criminal activity among the users of the resulting apps. We tried to tell you this was WRONG, and yet you didn't listen. You went ahead and ignored us and created the application. I just don't know what to say. I still think this is a TERRIBLE mistake. It's one thing for a novice to mess with their own registry, it is an intirely different thing for a novice to potentially screw up the registry of hundreds of other folks! I think the results can have horrible consequences. I hope my fears don't come to fruition. And I will do nothing to support this effort in any way shape or form.

Sorry, Lawrence. I do think your intentions are good, your efforts to enable novices should be applauded. Just not when it comes to this sort of thing. I think, as I have told you before, that your efforts should be directed to some other way to help out novices.

Gary