On Tuesday, December 10, 2002, at 09:48 AM, paulatx1 at aol.com wrote: > Yes in OS 9 parts were put everywhere. I guess I disagree with this. For most applications there is a folder containing the application, and a preference file. No different than most OS X applications. Yes, in OS X that folder can be a bundle which is no different with respect to deleting it. > But in OS X if parts are being put everywhere...they are being > quite well hidden. Do you have iTunes installed? The application is in the /Applications folder There's an iTunes folder in /Library/Application Support There's an iTunes folder in ~/Library There are 3 (on mine) com.apple.iTunes/xxxxx files in ~/Library/Preferences Multiply the last two by the number of users on the computer who have used iTunes. In OS 9 (IIRC) there's the application folder, two extensions, and a Preference file. Three places to look as opposed to a minimum of 4 in OS X. -Mike