MS registry utility

[Mark Wilden]

> Regclean seems to be pretty safe but it's always a good idea to back up the
> registry before making any changes.

It's not necessary to waste disk space backing up the entire registry, which on my system would
take two and a half megs. Windows itself backs up the registry every time you start it
successfully, and RegClean saves the things it deletes to (small) .REG files that can be used to
undo its actions simply by clicking on them.