Thanks, Ben, I reinstalled EverNote, also installed this "Web Clipper" extension according to the instructions given. Note that after the entire installation (which is very quick) there is no Uninstall file that one usually finds with a program. So I uninstalled EverNote from the Add/Remove in the Control Panel. No change; the line is still in the Firefox context menu.
Maybe it is Firefox I should uninstall again but this time I should delete those configuration files that you mention. Before sending this email, I again uninstalled Firefox from Add/Remove, also using Search, removed it's folder that remains in Program Files, and removed all references to Firefox in the system except the setup files. Then using RegSeeker, removed all Firefox references in the registry. Firefox is now reinstalled and behold, there are my bookmarks like they're ingrained in the setup file, and there is EverNote in the context menu (that I can do without but now it's a matter of curiosity). Where does one find the configuration files of Firefox? --- Harold > From: "Ben Moore" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> When you uninstalled Firefox, you didn't delete the configuration files and other stuff that's why everything came back including Evernote. I tried Evernote and deleted it and I don't have that menu option anymore. Why don't reinstall Evernote and uninstall it again.? Maybe you had a glitch the first time. Get the latest version of Evernote from the Mozilla site. If that doesn't work let us know. --- Ben Moore > >> Original Problem >> I'm using Firefox and recently I installed a program called "EverNote" ... it is supposed to enable the saving of a webpage, or text from a webpage, or any notes that one wants to make available. It's cute but I find it unnecessary (I keep a Notepad "To Do" file on my desktop with updated information and that does the job). So I removed all reference to "EverNote" using Search, and all reference to it in the registry using RegSeeker. So as far as I can see, "EverNote" no longer exists in my system. And here's the clincher: >> In Firefox, when right-clicking any page, the last line in the context menu is, "Add to EverNote" ... next I uninstalled and re-installed Firefox, gave a full reboot to the computer, and that context menu line still exists (even all my bookmarks still exist but that I don't mind). Any suggestions? ... Harold ============= PCWorks Mailing List ================= Don't see your post? Check our posting guidelines & make sure you've followed proper posting procedures, http://pcworkers.com/rules.htm Contact list owner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Unsubscribing and other changes: http://pcworkers.com =====================================================
