Re: [Flashcoders] sneaky AIR

Thanks for the response Roger. I did some more investigating and found basically what your saying. My question is, how do I get access to it? I guess I dont necessarily need to remove it if I have access. There may be some passwords I want to manually remove. How can I access it? Is there some

Re: [Flashcoders] sneaky AIR

Oops, thanks Henrik. Sorry, PrivateEncryptedDatak.. Wouldn't want anyone to get the two mixed up. Karl On Jun 9, 2011, at 12:28 AM, Henrik Andersson wrote: Karl DeSaulniers skriver: Hello all, Has anyone here heard of the "PrivateEncriptedDatak" keychain that Adobe has? That's not even s

Re: [Flashcoders] sneaky AIR

On 9 jun 2011, at 08:11, Roger Persson wrote: > By the way how do you remove a program on a mac? Do you just drag it to the > wastebasket? Hi, No, you shouldn't. That may leave behind a lot of helper files. Many programs come with an uninstaller. If not, use a program like AppCleaner (free) t

Re: [Flashcoders] sneaky AIR

hi, it seems like some programs use a locked keychain like "PrivateEncryptedDatak" or "microsoft intermediate certificates keychain" to store your saved passwords etc. the keychain should go away when you remove the program. I don't use a mac every day so this is just what Google told me. By

Re: [Flashcoders] sneaky AIR

Karl DeSaulniers skriver: Hello all, Has anyone here heard of the "PrivateEncriptedDatak" keychain that Adobe has? That's not even spelled correctly. I don't buy it. ___ Flashcoders mailing list Flashcoders@chattyfig.figleaf.com http://chattyfig.figle

[Flashcoders] sneaky AIR

Hello all, Has anyone here heard of the "PrivateEncriptedDatak" keychain that Adobe has? Evidently Adobe installs their own keychain access on your computer and locks you out of it! W.. T.. H.. ??? How do I remove this? What is it for? AND Why am I locked out of it, its MY comp