On 3/1/04 2:06 AM, "Steve Kidd" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Mark Sandilands writes: > >> Some are big, like Internet Explorer (23 Mb), but I can't delete them. When I >> try to do so, a box comes up saying they belong to root. > > Open Terminal > > Type sudo rm -r, followed by an empty space > > Switch to the finder, and drag the item you want to delete onto the terminal > window and it should fill in the path to the item. (You could type the path > manually, but I think this is easier) > > Press return. > > Enter your pass word as requested. > > File should be gone. >
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