On Mon, 22 Jul 2002 10:18:29 -0700, PCCAT said, >You know, I think you can call it "sloppy uninstallation" or it might be >deliberate by them to keep things around for the next time [for whatever >reason]. I guess if you really want something removed [to your >specification], you either have to learn to do it yourself [where is a >clear, detailed method or tutorial?], try an "install tracker" and see if >that does a better job [in my experience, better than nothing, but not >perfect], or reformat and reinstall, which is a bear if you do not back >up ALL your data, as well as record all programs, settings, drivers, >upgrades, tweaks you have made since the last time [however, this one >WILL remove all prior traces (except from the HD sectors ;-) )]. Actually, I agree that it was quite handy NOT having to import each of five accounts back into Juno, as was the case when I had to reformat my HD earlier this year. I used to use Clean Sweep, but haven't gotten around to re-installing it since the reformat. Frankly, I was just curious about how those account names remained, and learning that they were stored in the C:\Windows\Juno.ini made it all make sense. To unsubscribe, send a message to ecartis@xxxxxxxxxxxxx with "unsubscribe juno_accmail" in the body or subject. OR visit //freelists.org ~*~