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whyrichard

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Aug 15, 2002
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Hey,

I used my macbook's harddrive in target disk mode from another computer, opened up cs3, from that other computer, and since then the cs 3 installation is saying that it has expired...

... reactivating gives me an error message, blah blah blah.... i want to completely remove cs3 from my computer and reinstall from scratch... i use the adobe uninstaller, reinstall, and i get the same error message... "It has expired"....

-is there some sort of time stamp that must be removed manually?

how do i completely remove this stuff and start completely from scratch?


thanks so much, from this typical student,


r.
 
The Adobe deinstall script did not work for me. I was playing around with some trial versions which expired meanwhile. I could never completely remove the installations (even I used the hidden option 4 in the script).
I would be very thankful if somebody really could advise how to erase the traces of previous trial versions.
Thanks!

Moo9
 
I guess you could very possibly try AppCleaner Although I dunno what it would achieve.

You could try a manual search through the Preferences/Application Support folders with the terminal command allowing you to view hidden files.
Code:
defaults write com.apple.Finder AppleShowAllFiles TRUE
To turn it off, just enter this in Terminal:
Code:
defaults write com.apple.Finder AppleShowAllFiles FALSE
 
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