How to deinstall programmes on mac os x
I need to de-install a series of programmes from my Mac Book Pro 5.3.
Im running Mac OS X 10.6.8
For example coud software.
Any ideas please...
For example coud software.
"Cloud" software?
Many applications some with developer-approved uninstall programs - check the developer's website before uninstalling anything.
If the application has no uninstall instructions, you CAN use an app such as "AppCleaner" (free) to root out the application that you want to get rid of as well as auxiliary files that might be associated with the application. BE JUDICIOUS if you use something such as AppCleaner - make certain that the auxiliary files are files that are definitely associated with the application.
Good luck,
Clinton
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