In a message dated 01/17/09 19:06:04 Pacific Standard Time, [email protected]
writes:
Or you can use an alternative program, like add-remove4good.That's
what I use. Of course sometimes it's not there either. You could hunt
through the registry of course. I used to do that before I disovered
the AR4Good program.
Hi Jim:
Ya. I think those uninstall programs are useful. The only thing I have found
is that some of them need to have been installed on. the PC before the
applications are installed otherwise they cannot recognize them. They may not
work "after the fact". However I would still prefer to try one because
deleting is just the last choice. The trouble with deleting a program's files
is that you could be leaving stuff behind in the registry, and sometimes the
registry entries are so encrypted that they are hard to identify for deletion.
Sometimes a good registry cleaner swill catch them and sometimes it does not
matter much if they are just left there. Bye
Emile
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