How do I unistall a Program

I just got my MacBook Air and I installed Yahoo Messenger, how do I uninstall it? I just will run it on my desktop.

devilwoman,
If it starts automatically when you login then go to System Preferences>accounts>Select your account on the left and hit the Login Items tab.
It should be in this list. To delete from startup items, Click on the lock in the lower left, enter your admin password, select Yahoo in the list and hit the "-" tab under this list.
Now logoff and back on. To remove the program from your system, open the applications folder in finder, find the program and delete it. (right click and move to trash).
Hope this helps..

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