I was thinking there was something to do with the cache, or maybe
Resco's locker. Problem is, I've never really understood exactly what
they did, or why, which makes it more difficult to remember why they were.
Anyway, re the creator ID part - CleanUp claims there are a lot of
files can be left behind becuause the parent software had used a
different ID. Maybe installing Uninstaller first would take care of that
problem. I ran Cleanup and went down its list and found several files I
knew were from software no longer on the Treo.
The trouble with having to manually recognize and delete stuff,
though, is back to the part about I fear I don't know enough to a)
delete unnecessary stuff, and b) know what to put back when it turns out
I was wrong.
Alli wrote:
> Uninstall and Cleanup (Neatfreak?) are probably what you're thinking
> about. So that you have a good uninstall program on prior to adding any
> apps.
>
> I'm still not convinced they do anything better than anything else
> though (having now been using Destaller Pro for a while). I'm slowly
> deciding that the best way to uninstall is by using Resco Explorer and
> view by creator i.d. to remove all the files.
>
> john.messeder wrote:
>
>> > I have seen on here a person or two say they were doing that, and
>> > would install a protective program, of which I do not remember the
>> > name nor understand the purpose, BEFORE installing normal softwar
--
/"Thirty-five million deaths leave an empty place at only one family
table." /
(News commentator Eric Severied in a radio essay on the 25th
anniversary of the start of World War Two. 8/31/64)
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