A AdrianK macrumors 68020 Feb 27, 2011 #2 ctrl-alt-cmd-click, they re-appear next time you reboot though.
M Mere macrumors newbie Jul 28, 2011 #3 How to delete/restore launchpad icons with 1 click Here's an easy way to delete or restore launchpad apps without using terminal commands or deleting/uninstalling any apps: LaunchpadCleaner: A small, simple and free app that allows you clean up your Launchbar with a single click: http://zoltanb.co.uk/launchpadcleaner/
How to delete/restore launchpad icons with 1 click Here's an easy way to delete or restore launchpad apps without using terminal commands or deleting/uninstalling any apps: LaunchpadCleaner: A small, simple and free app that allows you clean up your Launchbar with a single click: http://zoltanb.co.uk/launchpadcleaner/
aeaglex07 macrumors 6502 Jul 28, 2011 #4 AdrianK said: ctrl-alt-cmd-click, they re-appear next time you reboot though. Click to expand... really? that is ridiculous... why did Apple do this? Im glad i still use Stacks but if Apple could clean up Launchpad a little bit and allow me to organize the way I choose I would probably give it a try
AdrianK said: ctrl-alt-cmd-click, they re-appear next time you reboot though. Click to expand... really? that is ridiculous... why did Apple do this? Im glad i still use Stacks but if Apple could clean up Launchpad a little bit and allow me to organize the way I choose I would probably give it a try