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REBELinBLUE

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I think I have fixed the AppZapper workflow to work in Leopard.

Place the workflow in ~/Library/Workflows/Applications/Finder

You might also want to place it in /Applications/AppZapper.app/Contents/Resources

I'm not sure why, but the old one worked fine from the automator editor, however running it from the context menu did not work. I added a command to open or activate appzapper at the top of the workflow and it seems to work now.
 

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richard.mac

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thanks REBELinBLUE! exactly what i needed to finish fixing my apps that didnt work with Leopard. Bit annoying now that the Automator workflows are under "more" in the contextual menu...

thats weird guys,
i just upgraded and it works perfect for me
have you tried reinstalling?

yeah your right appzapper does work fine for me too but REBELinBLUE just fixed the workflow that allows you to right click on an app and zapp it.
 

REBELinBLUE

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AppZapper itself works fine (really not sure why it is in the list of apps that don't work), I did a complete format and installed the latest versions of apps on Friday.

It is the built in workflow that allows you to right click and file and select "Zap!" which wasn't working.
 
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