How do I eliminate the "community Toolbar" compatibility notice/error??

Hi everyone! Thanks for reading and I look foreward to all useful suggestions!
My situation:
With Safari running... 5.1.7 (but even on 5.1.6) at some point i downloaded or installed some "community toolbar....i imagine it was a throw in with some free app that i'd gotten. Anyway....have no idea where it came from in fact, but like every 3-5 minutes....yes....imagine how annoying.... smack dab in the center of my 23" screen....this The community toolbar and blah blah going on to say something to the effect of this version of safari is not compatible...and the only button option is to "close" the pane.
Here's what i have ALREADY tried to save us all some time in the help searching process as all our time is valuable! :-)
deleted safari 5.16
installed safari 5.1.7
turned off extensions
deleted all but 3 extensions, none of which seem to have anything to do with "community toolbar"
and...that's it really that i could think to do...oh...yeah searched for "community toolbar and community in spotlight to find nothing of apparent consequence...
So yeah..that's where i'm at....i may take a screen shot of the error ...not sure if there is a way to upload it here for viewing though?
THanks in advance for all your support!

That toolbar/ct plugin seems to cause problems for all who install it!
If you are running Tiger or Leopard:
Close Safari, then locate and delete the following files and it should be gone:
/Library/Application Support/Conduit
/Library/InputManagers/CTLoader
/Library/Receipts/ctloader.pkg
/Library/Receipts/<Toolbar name>.pkg
/Library/Application Support/SIMBL/Plugins/CT2285220.bundle
/Users/<User name>/Library/Application Support/Conduit
where / is the root library on your Hard Disk.
If you are running Snow Leopard you should also look here:
Library/launchAgents/com.conduit.loader.agent.plist
Library/Application support/conduit plugins
Also, as mentioned by Gilli2000:
Library/Receipts - If you read it, it has information in it at the bottom referring extensively to "CT" and "community toolbar".
Maybe it is harmless, but trash those items anyway!
If you are running Lion:
From the Finder Menu bar, select Go ▹ Go to Folder, and in the box that opens write:
~/Library/Application Support/Conduit
Delete the second item if it is there.
Now select Go to Folder again and enter /Library
From the folder that opens, delete the following items if they are there (you may need your login password):
Application Support/Conduit
InputManagers/CTLoader
LaunchAgents/com.conduit.loader.agent.plist
ScriptingAdditions/ct_scripting.osax
then close the folder. Now select Go to Folder again and write: /Applications/Toolbars
Delete that item and close the Finder windows you opened. Log out then log back in, and you should be rid of it.
Note: Safari does not support any third-party toolbars except those supplied as an extension to Safari via the Extension Gallery.

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