Sql Developer 1.1 is bundled in Oracle 11g

Dear,
The Oracle 11g is bundled with SQL Developer 1.1. I could install Sql Developer 1.5 in the same machine. But two Sql developers 1.1 and 1.5 are there eating the disk space. How to uninstall only the SQL developer 1.1 which bundled with Oracle11g. I am not able to do with Universal uninstaller.
-mathews

Just delete the installation folder...
Have fun,
K.

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