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ROGERWILCO357

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Jul 24, 2009
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ok in windows you can go to the uninstall feature and pick what ever you want removed . How do you do this on A Mac I want to remove some stuff I downloaded and want nothing left behind ..It was alot of dvd burning software I thought was freeware ,suprise ..thanks
 
Just drag the App to the trash and empty
You can check the library for a .plist preference file, but it isn't like Windows

Or you can use AppZapper or AppCleaner if you really feel the need

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You just simply drag the application to the trash and it'll delete it. Occasionally, there are files left behind so a good program to use is 'AppCleaner'. Just drag the app that you went to delete onto AppCleaner and it'll automatically find all related files for you.

http://www.freemacsoft.net/AppCleaner/
 
I have apptrap on my system. Do you just open it and click start and then drag the app you want to delete in the trash?

AppTrap is the best because it's as easy as dragging a app or preference pane to the trash. First you have to enable it in system preferences, though. Than, if AppTrap finds related files, it shows you what they are and asks if you want to keep them or delete them. Simple as that.
 
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