Client Side Caching UI x64 cscui.dll
| Item Name: | Client Side Caching UI x64 | File Name: | cscui.dll |
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| Nader |  | 669Report Abuse | |
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| Michael Bolgiano |  | 4240Report Abuse | |
| Caching is typically used by UI Automation client applications to retrieve properties and control patterns in bulk. Information is then retrieved from the cache as needed. The application updates the cache periodically, usually in response to events signifying that something in the user interface (UI) has changed. The benefits of caching are most noticeable with Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF) controls and custom controls that have server-side UI Automation providers. There is less benefit when accessing client-side providers such as the default providers for Win32 controls. Caching occurs when the application activates a CacheRequest and then uses any method or property that returns an AutomationElement; for example, FindFirst, FindAll. The methods of the TreeWalker class are an exception; caching is only done if a CacheRequest is specified as a parameter (for example, TreeWalker.GetFirstChild(AutomationElement, CacheRequest). Caching also occurs when you subscribe to an event while a CacheRequest is active. The AutomationElement passed to your event handler as the source of an event contains the cached properties and patterns specified by the original CacheRequest. Any changes made to the CacheRequest after you subscribe to the event have no effect. The UI Automation properties and control patterns of an element can be cached. | |||
| JoY | | 037Report Abuse | |
| Excellent Software but Reg cleaner not good. I'm hacker ;) | |||
| paul | | 45Report Abuse | |
| what is that computer giberish from micheal above ment to mean | |||
| john | | 22Report Abuse | |
| paul As far as I can tell (which isn't very far at all) I think it means you shouldn't be reading it. | |||
| PooBreath | | 21Report Abuse | |
| JoY from my memory your a pixelated nurse. | |||
| Undercover Surface Mounter | | 10Report Abuse | |
| Like half of the crap that comes with most new windows images, this .dll is not essential for stable operation and can safely be disabled without consequence; on the contrary, you can leave it running upon start-up to no detriment. | |||
