This will most likely be the last update of 2001. I hope everyone has had a great holiday season so far and I hope that everyone has a happy and healthy new year. To end the year right, I’ve decided to beef up an app of mine that’s fallen a bit into neglect. Cookie Jar was the first program I released (way back on March 18th) and I’ve always meant to add some more features to it as well as an installer and uninstaller. Well, now I have. I’ve changed some of the code behind the scenes so that Cookie Jar is using more built-in Windows APIs. This means that, when you delete a cookie, it will now be deleted from the Temporary Internet Files as well. No more “cookie ghosts” hanging around your system. Cookie Jar should also load faster. The installer/uninstaller I’ve added should help ease installing Cookie Jar to and uninstalling Cookie Jar from your system. You can download the new version of Cookie Jar from here



I’d recommend removing your current version of Cookie Jar before installing this one. To do this, first run Cookie Jar and uncheck the Quick Delete settings. Now exit Cookie Jar and delete the executable file. You can keep the dat files around so you don’t have to reenter Allowed/Banned sites. Next, install the new version of Cookie Jar. Finally, copy the dat files into the new Cookie Jar directory.

Due to some spring… make that winter cleaning, this update didn’t go out yesterday. I apologize for it being a day late. I’ve released a new version of Trust Setter. You can now remove entries from the Trusted/Restricted zones by clicking on the toolbar button. (That is, clicking on a toolbar button will add a site if it’s not already there, but remove it if it is.) You can download the new version of Trust Setter from: http://www.jasons-toolbox.com/ScriptRepository/default.asp?id=11.

Just a small update today to let everyone know that I’ve opened a CafePress store. CafePress is a website that allows anyone to open up a store with customized T-shirts, mugs and more. In my case, I’ve placed an image of the Script Sentry knight on various items. CafePress takes care of the orders, production, shipping, customer service, returns, etc. They only require a base price (which covers their costs) and I set the final price over that. All money over CafePress’ base price will go to the Toolbox to help keep this site running. Plus I get some free advertising with everyone walking around with Script Sentry t-shirts on. So head over to the brand new Jason’s Toolbox store at http://www.jasons-toolbox.com/store/.