Hey guys,
Is there any VBA code that will run, or better yet open, run, and then close, ccleaner?
Also, can you control whether the macro continues on while ccleaner runs or waits for it to finish?
Hey guys,
Is there any VBA code that will run, or better yet open, run, and then close, ccleaner?
Also, can you control whether the macro continues on while ccleaner runs or waits for it to finish?
The easiest method is to use Shell() and add the command line options. http://www.piriform.com/docs/ccleaner/advanced-usage
Otherwise, Shell() after editing or making an INI file.
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