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Hi captains,
If, as I you're using FSUIPC or other tool generating Auto Save files, You may be know how fastidious it is to delete these "AUTOSAVE..." files scattered in your computer.
Mainly in FSX aircraft concerned directory (eg. PMDG\Aircraft\Panelstate) and Flight Simulator Files directory.
To ease this task, I give you a little utility which do that for you in one click.
Once unzipped the archive in a directory of your choice, you just have to create an .exe shortcut on desk.
Then once launch the utility, just type or browse the directories where Autosave files are located in the upward input zone, click "Add path to list" button.
Once done, click "Delete Auto save files".
A message will tell you" Delete completed" when done.
You'll can add or delete path from the list using "Add Path to list" or "Delete selected Path" button.
The utility has 2 files: 1 .exe file and one Data file.
You could find the archive (ZIP) here :
Enjoy
Pierre
If, as I you're using FSUIPC or other tool generating Auto Save files, You may be know how fastidious it is to delete these "AUTOSAVE..." files scattered in your computer.
Mainly in FSX aircraft concerned directory (eg. PMDG\Aircraft\Panelstate) and Flight Simulator Files directory.
To ease this task, I give you a little utility which do that for you in one click.
Once unzipped the archive in a directory of your choice, you just have to create an .exe shortcut on desk.
Then once launch the utility, just type or browse the directories where Autosave files are located in the upward input zone, click "Add path to list" button.
Once done, click "Delete Auto save files".
A message will tell you" Delete completed" when done.
You'll can add or delete path from the list using "Add Path to list" or "Delete selected Path" button.
The utility has 2 files: 1 .exe file and one Data file.
You could find the archive (ZIP) here :
Enjoy
Pierre
