Removing Software Applications from Leopard?

I am a new Mac convert so excuse my stupid question, but I want to remove a software application from my Mac. How do I uninstall it properly? Here is what I have done so far, I deleted the icon from the Applications folder. I am thinking it cannot be that simple. What else do I need to do or go to find other traces of the program stored within Leopard or my HD?

1. Normally, just dragging it to the trash is all that is needed.
2. Some apps have their own uninstaller utility. If so, use it.
3. http://www.versiontracker.com/dyn/moreinfo/macosx/31123 can take care of the app and any leftovers.
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