[newbie] Using the " rm " command

[SnapafunFrank]

Hi ~ the following is in reference to Acrobat Reader only.
I have been reading about Acrobat5 and Acrobat7 and am looking at 
installing the later.

I understand that I need to remove all of Acrobat5 and that is OK by me.
The README advises: "To uninstall Acrobat Reader 5.0.9, simply delete 
the directory where it was installed."
However, in doing a search :

# slocate acro
I have found that it is spread through quite a number of directories.
Though I am prepared to track them down and remove them all individually
I was wondering if there is a way to use the " rm " command to search 
and remove them all at one time ?

And even better ~ if there was a way to check everything " rm " wanted  
to remove first without having to say " Y " to every file one by one ?

Still, this is only a thought and not essential but if you know then 
please share.

TIA
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Regards
SnapafunFrank
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