Steve,
Stopping an app just stops it for that session, meaning that it will
restart automatically when Window-Eyes restarts (assuming it's a global
app. If it's a program app, it will restart when the associated program
restarts). You can also choose to restart a stopped app.
Unloading an app removes it from the app manager, meaning that it won't
run anymore. But that doesn't remove it from the drive, nor does it
remove any associated files. For that, you would use the Add Remove
Packages, as Tim suggested.
Aaron
On 7/26/2012 6:38 AM, Steve Zielinski wrote:
After going to the WE control panel, then alt-a, under app management,
> App Manager, each app has an "unload" button and a "stop" button.
Does the unload completely remove the app from your system. What's
the difference. I would like to remove an app from my system but
don't want to make a mistake.
Thanks in advance,
Steve
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