.Mac icon won't disappear in iMac?

Hi Folks, I will post this also in the .Mac forum but perhaps somebody here can provide help also. I tested .Mac and will not be subscribing. Unfortunately, the .Mac server icon -- the iDisk, is permanently on my desktop and I can't remove it by dragging it to the trash can. Any particular trick to getting rid of it?
Thanks,

Thanks! You know, I had tried that and kept getting the error messages about how I don't have an account any longer, etc. The actual trick is to remove your name and password from the main .Mac window under System Preferences. Once I erased the name and password (even though I no longer use it and nothing was working) it took the iDisk off the desktop. Voila!
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