Hi Mike
The usual process for completely removing an Application is:
1. Move the application itself to the trash.
2. Remove all files from the Library/Application Support/AppName and
Library/Preferences/AppName from all user's folders and the root
Library folder.
This usually gets rid of everything, and any apps that need to do more
complex steps almost always provide an uninstallation script or
application. There's a program called AppZapper, but I have yet to try
it though I hear it works well.
This may sound like a lot, but personally, I'm just glad to not have
to deal with the darned registry anymore, and at least it's mostly
predictable where apps will put their files.
hth
On May 28, 2008, at 7:00, Mike Arrigo wrote:
Hi there. Usually, you can simply move the program from your
applications folder to the trash. I think there may be some
temporary files stored some place in the libraries folder as well,
but I'm not sure exactly where yet. But, removing the application
will usually do the trick.
