How Do You Uninstall Certain iLife Components?

When installing iLife, I only wanted to install the upgrade for iTunes and iPhoto. I didn't see the customize button and ended up installing all of the iLife components. How do I uninstall the components that I don't want?
Thanks.
Power Mac G4   Mac OS X (10.4.4)  

The simple way is drag the application to the Trash and empty it. The parts shouldn't be an issue.
Or... Yank it. I have NOT used Yank.

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