Eric F Crist wrote: >If this doesn't work, do like you mentioned and utilize Pacifist. >I'm not sure where Mac OS X registers it's installed applications, >but you could do some research on this and unregister X11, which >would allow you to reinstall it. > >HTH Be sure it isn't sitting as the last item in Applications/Utilities. (double-check, since that is where it would have installed 'natively'.) I trashed all of my /Library/Receipts, so i can't check there to see if that's where the pkg receipt is, but that would be my first choice as far as a likely spot. (System/Library contains no 'Receipts' directory, but the ~/Library does, so check the home library, even though there is no way it would be loaded there). There are soft links to X11 in the /usr/include and /usr/lib directories, but they wouldn't even be seen by the installer, nor taken as evidence of anything. My guess is either: It's in the Apps/Utilities and was overlooked, or the receipt is in /Library/Receipts. The 'receipts' are mostly useless. i'm here with zero receipts, just ran software update, and it said, "Your software is up to date". So, maybe a receipt is screwng up the installer. one more good reason to trash the receipts. My .02 And forget Spotlight, heheh, use FileBuddy or XFile. You can't beat unix-savvy search, which the Finder and Spotlight definitely are NOT. brian s