Opera on my computer...?

[c073186]

I just did a clean install of Snow Leopard and then installed,

- iWork '09
- iLife '09
- Office 2008
- Adobe CS 3

Then, randomly, I right-clicked a file and chose the "Send file" service. After that, Opera opens on my computer!? I never even installed Opera. Stranger, I cannot find Opera anywhere (physically) on my computer. A Spotlight search finds nothing. How can I have an application on my computer that apparently does not exist and cannot be found in any search? I never install any add-ons, etc.

Has anyone ever experienced something like this?

 

[TEG]

Opera is included in Adobe CS3 if it included Dreamweaver.

TEG

 

[nissan.gtp]

I just did a clean install of Snow Leopard and then installed,

- iWork '09
- iLife '09
- Office 2008
- Adobe CS 3

Then, randomly, I right-clicked a file and chose the "Send file" service. After that, Opera opens on my computer!? I never even installed Opera. Stranger, I cannot find Opera anywhere (physically) on my computer. A Spotlight search finds nothing. How can I have an application on my computer that apparently does not exist and cannot be found in any search? I never install any add-ons, etc.

Has anyone ever experienced something like this?

had the same thing with photoshop elements. sorry don't recall the specifics, but it's in a hidden directory. if you google you should be able to find removal instructions (again, sorry for my poor memory)

 

[apfhex]

Opera is included in Adobe CS3 if it included Dreamweaver.

Annoyingly, it's included even if you didn't install Dreamweaver (in CS4 at least).

 

[RaceTripper]

Opera is included in Adobe Bridge. If you right-click on the Bridge app and select Show Package Contents, you can find it in a sub-folder.

 

[JYork23]

Annoyingly, it's also in CS3 even if the package doesn't include Dreamweaver.