Ron's Data Cleanser 2019.09.20.1619

Organizing your files is incredibly important when you're using a computer in the long term. However, one can't deny that it's incredibly annoying to do. It seems that in life, the more important things become, the more boring they are to actually take care of. Automation programs can save you a lot of busywork and headaching tedium, and Ron's Data Cleanser is there specifically to help you.

After you initially boot Ron's Data Cleanser up, you'll be greeted by a mildly confusing interface. There will be multiple categories for you to choose from - New Cleaner, which, as the name suggests, will let you create a new cleaner, New Job, which does the same except with jobs, Open Cleaner, which opens a cleaner that you've created, and Open Job, which once again does the same except with jobs.

That terminology may confuse you - what is a cleaner and what is a job? A cleaner are rules that you've specified, directing the jobs. Without these, you won't be able to clean things properly. When creating a cleaner, you'll have to specify multiple parameters such as Column selectors, rows selectors, column processors, row processors, and cell processors.  Jobs are the act of actually cleaning your computer all according to your cleaners.

To sum it up, it's a smart program that works as well as you make it. A veteran user will find it delightful, and beginners will find that it's easy to pick up, if not to master. Ron's Data Cleanser is easy to recommend to everybody.