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>> >> I do not respect, or use, any software that removes user data upon >> >> an uninstall. I cannot imagine a single circumstance where removing >> >> the user's data with an uninstall would be positive. This should >> >> always be a purposeful and separate action from an uninstall action. >> >> AM> I strongly agree here! >> >> Maybe when the user doesn't want to use the program anymore... :) AY> Goncalo, what is interesting here is that though there are AY> different views about what should be possible when running the AY> uninstall script for TB, everyone is agreeing - directly or AY> indirectly - that the TB uninstall script is faulty. AY> Those who think that you should be able to uninstall data AY> directories when running the uninstall script (either with or AY> without being prompted for a password) are surprised to find that AY> the instruction to uninstall data directories presented as an AY> option of the uninstall script is ignored. AY> Those who think that you should not be able to uninstall data AY> directories when running the uninstall script would disapprove of AY> the uninstall script's providing such an option, regardless of AY> whether the script actually honors that option. AY> So, in the end, it seems that everyone concurs that the script is AY> broken and should be fixed or changed. As always, my opinion is that everything should be left at the discretion of the user. So, those who have a more restrictive view could stick to it without imposing their 'wants' to others. The user must BE responsible for its actions! -- Best regards, Goncalo Farias Don't even think of putting a tagline here. ________________________________________________________ Current beta is 3.5.29 | 'Using TBBETA' information: http://www.silverstones.com/thebat/TBUDLInfo.html IMPORTANT: To register as a Beta tester, use this link first - http://www.ritlabs.com/en/partners/testers/
