Menu Uninstaller Lite makes it easier to remove unwanted programs by adding an "Uninstall" option to their shortcuts.
When you're trying to clear up your desktop, then, you won't have to head off to Control Panel to launch the regular "Uninstall a program" applet. If you see a shortcut for an unwanted program on the Start menu, the desktop or anywhere else, just right-click it, and choose the new Uninstall option. Menu Uninstaller will ask if you really want to remove the program, and if you click Yes then it'll find and launch its standard Uninstall tool for you.
There is no other cleanup technology involved here. Menu Uninstaller isn't one of those tools which will try to delete any remnants of a program that the regular uninstall utility might leave. Its sole purpose is to make it easier to find and launch an application's uninstall option: nothing more.
And while the Lite version is entirely free, it does demand your name and email address during installation, which won't appeal to everyone.
If you can live with that, though, the program does make it quicker and easier to remove applications, and it will make a worthy addition to most PCs.
And the authors also produce more powerful versions which can, say, uninstall multiple applications at once, amongst other extras. The Leizer Software site has more.
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