On May 19, 2009, at 6:41 AM, Daly Jessup 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. > > It sounds like you set up a schedule within SuperDuper itself to do > regular backups. I believe that if you trash SuperDuper itself (it > will be in your Applications folder, unless you put it somewhere > else). You could also check in the Login Items section of your > account in your Accounts Pref Pane to be sure you didn't set > SuperDuper to be a login item. Empty the trash, and that should be > the end of it. > > Daly > ---------------------- > Daly: Thanks but it doesn't seem to be on my system (at least the finder couldn't find it) and I looked in the applications folder its *NOT* there. I am unsure how to check the login items (I couldn't find it) but I am sure it is there. I remember setting it up but do not remember giving it permission to save its self. I was just evaluating the product. I am really happy now that I did not get the product as I dislike any product that doesn't ask permission to save the settings permanently. Ed