TLB Components Manager - testing

also one small thing i noticed is that i have version 1.9.9 Mail Monitor, but the current version is 1.9.8

Now I see thank you.

agree with cmishima it's a bit strange to ask Do you want to reboot the computer? and only provide a button that will restart the computer... there should be another button labeled "No, I'll decide when to reboot!" (or similar, like "Restart later")

I agree too. But I do not know what behavior this button must have. There are two type:
1) Close TLB Component Manager
2) Reset it into default state (like after start)

Or I can change the text to something like "... press Restart Comuter button to restart or close TLB Components Manager to continue". In this case new button is not needed.

What do you think about this??

I'm wondering, what effect do these action settings have? For example, when I choose to ignore updates for "System Monitor", will it still be listed in the Updates section, just with an unchecked checkbox? Or will it not even be displayed in the list? I'd prefer the first option, since it allows the user to at least *see* what updates are available and to 'override' the favorites settings...

Ignore - removes component from the list of updates. But now I'll add option "Ask not checked" to add components into list but do not check them by deafult.

I still need to test whether this updater is more 'intelligent' than the previous: I often close TLB and restart explorer.exe before updating, so no TLB DLL's are in use... However, the LiveUpdate still wanted to reboot in order to replace the DLL's, which is silly... So then I simply replaced them manually

I've paid special attention to this problem. So it must work correctly now, but if you can confirm this will be very good

Sadly, all my customized skins (png and ini files) were replaced with the default skins after updating... I think it's my mistake because I didn't rename them...

Changed std files need to be renamed ???

will this be included in the next TLB version?

Yes