[macvoiceover] Re: completely remove programs
- From: "ashley" <ash.cox@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
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- Date: Sun, 14 Mar 2010 08:49:34 -0000
i think with that app you must drag and drop the app. Unless you're using app
trap, if so, start it and put stuff in the trash.
ash
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From: william
To: macvoiceover@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Sent: Saturday, March 13, 2010 12:24 PM
Subject: [macvoiceover] Re: completely remove programs
Hello all,
thx for the hints, it seems to work simple.
but, for me, it wasn't free, only a cost of 2,99 USD s, no problem.
If the program is started , can I then simple remove a program like microsoft
office or vmware, programs that require a setup, by putting them to the trash
or make this way of workin your system (durty) and perhaps unstable?
Also, I made more time-machine-backups with this programs installed on my
system and so, If I should restore me system later from me time-machien backup,
all this programs should set back?
If I am shore, how can I remove also them from there so that they shouldn't
be re-installed when I recover my system.
Thanx in advance,
best regards,
William
ps: this questions are perhaps more related to the macvisionaries list but,
and I am not the only one, I can't re-subscribe to that list with me
gmail-account.
Who is responsible for that or can help?
Thanx
William
Op 13-mrt-2010, om 10:36 heeft Ron J. het volgende geschreven:
Hi William,
If you're looking for a free app-deleting program which works with VO,
check out a preference pane called Apptrap. Just go to www.versiontracker.com
and do a search for it.
The pane is easy to install, and when you go into your applications folder
and tell OS X to delete one, a dialog will pop up, telling you you're about to
delete an application, plus you get a listing of the associated files, and the
option to immediately move them, along with the app itself, to the trash.
The app seems to work well with VO, and, as far as I can tell, it appears
to be accurate in what it deletes.
HTH?
Best Regards,
Ron J. (Skype Name: Ganahee)
On Mar 12, 2010, at 4:44 PM, William Windels wrote:
Hi all,
When you put them simply in the trash, a lot of corresponding files are
left on the system.
So, It seems not so simple and fast to delete some programs completely.
Sometimes there are still some .plist-files or other files/folders left
on the hd.
I found a program to delete programs completely named appzapper.
Has enybody experiences with this program about functionality and/or
accessibility with vo?
Also , this is not frre.
Any hints are very welcome,
best regards,
William >
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