Good Bye Version 1.0.3 build 16 -- How do I uninstall everything and go back to previous version?

Good Bye Version 1.0.3 build 16 -- How do I uninstall everything and go back to the previous version?
Okay, I found the prior version of DesktopManager for Mac in one of my old backups from March of this year. The new 1.0.3 dmg has an uninstaller next to the installer. I am going to remove 1.0.3. from all of my computers, and install the prior version, and set the preferences for do NOT (NEVER!!!) upgrade / update!

So -- did it work? I've heard people have gone back to the previous version and mysteriously, the syncing problems followed along, even though they weren't there before v. 1.0.3.
BTW, where do you find the uninstall piece on the application? I looked for it once and didn't find it where I thought it would be.

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