Uninstalling Applications - Help!

When uninstalling applications (such as MS Office) , I was told to just drag the application to the trash and it would be deleted. Is this the case or are there residual files that remain such as in Windows XP? Not sure why OS X does not have a remove aoftware applications program...Sorry, I am a recent convert to Macs and I still think in Windows terms sometimes.
Here is why I am asking. My friend's MS Office for Mac somehow became corrupted on his MacBook while he was downloading the Office Update (not sure what he did or what happened) lso I decided to just reload the application from scratch. I dragged the MS Office folder from the Applications folder into the trash assuming that the entire program would be deleted. When I tried to reload MS Office, it would not ask for a license key or anything and did not reload the entire program. It would not work. It took around 3 attempts to get this done and then I rebooted the computer on the final attempt and it worked. I am thinking that remnants of MS Office were still around somewhere and this was conflicting with the new install. Curious as to why it did not prompt me to install the Microsoft key??
If anyone can clarify this MS Office question as well as what other steps must be done to remove an application (other than dragging to trash), thanks in advance
d

Many thanks. I was not aware that there was an uninstall application buried within the MS Office folder. I could not find anything in the software booklet and all my spotlight searches were for "MS Office Uninstall" which did not produce anything.
Actually the name of the program is called "Remove Office" and it is located within the folder named "Additional Tools"
I learn something new everyday!
dv
MacBook Pro 15" 2.16GHZ, 2GB & MacBook, Black, 2GHZ, 1GB Mac OS X (10.4.7) iPOD 60GB, iPOD 30GB, & 2 eMachine Desktops

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Hello,
One of our users when he clicks in Application Help, the browser starts SAP HELP in German language. This happens only for a couple of them and the rest of the user commuinty is having ENGLISH.
Can any one suggest if it is any parameter setting or GUI setting etc where the user has gone wrong.
He has the other SAP screens and work in Perfect English and only the SAP help pops out in German language.
Any poiinters to solve this query would be great and awarded suitably...
Thanks.
Sri

Hi Keerti,
Thanks for the response..... but there is only one variant in settings..IBWHELP and its the same for every one.. we have tried copy Ssystem Settings option as well but of no use... and i have only 2 users with such issue where the HELP file opens in German....
Any other views or pointers would be appreciated...
Br,
Sri

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