Uninstalling programs like Photoshop

Hi Everyone, and Happy Holidays
I am upgrading from Adobe CS1 to CS4, and want to know if I simply just drag the old application icons to the trash and empty it out to completely uninstall the old programs.
Thank you or your time and assistance!

The best way to uninstall Photoshop - because it stuffs things hither and yon around the HD - is to use the Uninstaller that comes with the app. Check in your Utilities Folder.
Regards
TD

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