[X4U] How do I de-install a product

Ed Gould edgould1948 at comcast.net
Thu Jun 18 19:45:28 PDT 2009


On Jun 1, 2009, at 2:52 AM, Paul Moortgat wrote:

> Or use Appzapper.
>
> Paul Moortgat

I did and and it didn't stop the automatic backup.

Ed

>
>
> On 19 May 2009, at 14:20, Andy wrote:
>
>>> A product I have I wish to de-install because after evaluating it I
>>> decided I did not like it.
>>>
>>> I think I have the basics but this part took me for a loop. I looked
>>> at the manual and of course I could not find anything on de-
>>> installation. Unfortunately there is an automatic start up of the
>>> application. I just do not have a clue as to where it is. This is
>>> where the book would be helpful but trying to find de-install
>>> information is apparantly not in there.
>>>
>>> This task has a application that kicks off everyday at a time I
>>> specified. How do I get rid of that task? I am not a unix guru (or
>>> anything close).  The product is called superduper I did not read  
>>> the
>>> manual I just did finds and the args that I choose did not have any
>>> hits.
>>>
>>> Any suggestions?
>>>
>>> Ws
>>
>> 1. Drag the app SuperDuper to the trash
>>
>> 2. Drag the file " com.blacey.SuperDuper!.plist" to the trash. You  
>> will find
>> it in your Home folder library preferences folder.
>> (~library/Preferences/com.blacey.SuperDuper!.plist)
>>
>> 3. Drag the folder SuperDuper! To the trash. This is in your home  
>> folder,
>> Application Support folder.
>> (~Library/Application Support/SuperDuper!)
>>
>> Andy
>
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