How do I remove CS6 App Manager under CC

I'm running OS X Mavericks, and have CC installed, along with CS6. Amongst the many (many) issues that I've encountered with CC, I noticed that I still get the CS6 menulet in the menu bar, as well as the CC menulet.
How can I remove the CS6 menulet, so that I'm left ONLY with the CC version. When I launch CS6 App Manager, it switches immediately to the CC app manager, so I can't access the CS6-specific preferences.
The CC manage shows me all my CS6 and CC products, so why does the CS6 manager insist on wasting space and CPU cycles in my menu bar?
Has anyone managed to turn this off?

Mmm ... just me then?
Well, if anyone else is having the same issue, I have found a way around it.
I opened Dreamweaver CS6, chose 'Check for updates' from the Help menu, and the CS6 manager popped up – from there, I could set the preferences correctly.
All sorted now. Not sure if it will work with other CS6 apps (I think I can remember InDesign CS6 opening the CC app manager), but give it a try.
K@

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