Oh, OK, OK. you're using No Sleep.
OK, that is a preference payne, so that will actually be slightly different
than what I told you initially. I still would look into getting App Trap
though. I don't recall if it's free. I don't think it is. I think it was
like... 99 cents. Very very worth it though.
Go to:
~/Library
Notice, this is your user library... tilde slash Library, with a cap L.
If you're in your finder, just hit Command+Shift+G, then type in:
~/Library
then hit return.
In here, look for a folder called Preference Paynes
Be very very careful. You're not wanting the folder simply called
Preferences.
The folder again that you want is called Preference Paynes.
In this folder, locate No sleep. Then hit command+delete, and move it to
the trash. Most likely, you'll have to enter your administrator password.
Also, be sure that the app isn't running in your menu extras prior to doing
this.
vo+M M, or you can just hit ctrl+F8. Either one works.
Then just vo+right arrow over through your menu extras and be sure it's not
there, if it is! there, vo+space on it, then vo+down arrow to exit, quit, or
whatever they call it, then hit vo+space on that option.
You probably won't need to then reboot, but if things start behaving weird,
then just hit ctrl+command+eject, and reboot the machine.
Chris.
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----- Original Message -----
From: "wui chin Leong" <[email protected]>
To: "OS X & iOS Accessibility" <[email protected]>
Sent: Saturday, March 28, 2015 5:40 PM
Subject: Re: [Mac-access]: does any one know how i can uninstall a app from
themac?
it is a app called no sleep when i close it i can’t get my mac to go to
sleep. Does any one know if app trapper is free?
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