In a message dated 12/9/2002 11:31:50 AM Eastern Standard Time, cms01 at tampabay.rr.com writes: > How does one, after install a Mac OS X app, > remove it, completely > > What are the steps? Let me quote from page 148 of David Pogue's Mac OS X: The Missing Manual (Second Edition): Uninstalling Software This is the part where you're so glad to be a Mac user. To uninstall a program, you just drag it (or its folder) from the Applications folder (or wherever it is), to the Trash. You might also check your Home---->Preferences folder for the presence of a preference file, which you can also trash. That's it. There's no Uninstall program, no Add/Remove Perograms window, no left-behind pieces to worry about." I hightly recommend this particular book for newbies. It's easily understandable, well indexed, and full of the information you need to know. Paula Rutledge