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White Paper

Uninstalling Applications on Mac

About the methods that can be used to uninstall applications on Mac.

Tuesday, November 1, 2011

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Index

Whitepaper..........................................................................................................................................1

Uninstalling Applications on Mac OS.............................................................................................1

Summary..............................................................................................................................................3Introduction..........................................................................................................................................4

How Applications Are Stored on Macs................................................................................................5

The Applications Folder...........................................................................................................5Application Bundles.................................................................................................................5

Additional Files........................................................................................................................6

Application Aliases..................................................................................................................6Differences between methods for uninstalling applications on Mac OS and uninstalling applications on

Windows..............................................................................................................................................7

User issues with uninstalling applications on Mac OS........................................................................7

Freeware and shareware that uninstall Mac OS applications..............................................................8AppZapper...............................................................................................................................8

CleanMyMac...........................................................................................................................9

AppTrap...................................................................................................................................9ZSoft Uninstaller......................................................................................................................10

TrashMe Uinstaller...................................................................................................................10

Problems with freeware and shareware...............................................................................................10Manual removal of Mac OS applications............................................................................................11

Drag the application to the trash..............................................................................................11

Search for the application........................................................................................................11

Look in Library folders............................................................................................................11Look in the Preferences Folder................................................................................................12

Other Methods for Uninstalling Mac OS applications........................................................................13

Use the Installer Program........................................................................................................13Remove Mac OS applications using Launchpad.....................................................................13

Use Finder to Remove Application Bundles and Application Files.........................................13

Main Research Points..........................................................................................................................15About www.mac-uninstall.com .......................................................................................................16



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Summary

Uninstalling Mac OS applications may not be as easy as it seems at first glance. Many Mac users locate

applications they wish to uninstall in the Finder application and drag and drop them in the Trash. Later,

they discover that bits and pieces of the application are still located on their hard drive, taking up space.Though often, the bulk of the application is removed by dragging and dropping the application icon to

the Trash, as much as 30% of the application can remain on a Mac computer after uninstalling it in this

way.

Mac users need more information about how to remove applications successfully and completely from

their hard drive to free up space. We offer comprehensive information to help Mac users betterunderstand how applications are stored on their computer as well as a comparison between removal of

applications on Mac OS and removal of applications in Microsoft Windows. Armed with a greater

understanding of how applications are stored on a Mac, we provide detailed instructions on how to

successfully find these applications stored in files in various locations on your Mac. Once you've foundthe files, removing them manually from your computer is easy.

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Introduction

Macs are notoriously easy to use and easy to maintain, but one thing Mac users often have trouble

dealing with is uninstalling applications completely from Mac OS. Mac OS applications are stored

differently than applications on Windows. Uninstalling Mac OS applications often must be donemanually in order to successfully remove all of the bits and pieces associated with the application you

wish to delete.

Removing applications from the Mac using manual

methods can be time consuming and challenging for

some Mac users. The development of freeware andshareware programs have made it easier for Mac users

to remove space-consuming application files from

their computer without having to go through the

manual efforts of finding each file where it is storedon the Mac and dragging and dropping it in the trash.

But freeware and shareware programs vary in terms of

their abilities to successfully remove all of the filesaffiliated with a particular application.

In this whitepaper, we discuss the various freewareand shareware packages that are available to help

Mac users remove unwanted application files from

their hard drive. We also discuss manual methods

that can be used to remove any files that were left over by a shareware or freeware uninstallapplications.


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How applications are stored on Mac OS

Whereas Microsoft Windows utilizes a registry to keep applications

organized and accessible, the Mac OS stores applications in bundles

in Finder, the application that is used to manage the file system.Finder can be used to search the file system and launch applications.

It is easy to located and use Finder. It is located in the Dock and can

be activated simply by clicking on its icon.

You can find any given application on the Mac OS, in the

Applications Folder and launch it by clicking on the icon thatrepresents the application. But, though the bulk of the application is

accessible to be uninstalled from your computer via the

Applications Folder, when some applications are installed, they

may deposit files containing user preferences and other supportingfacets of the application in your library folders or in your

preferences folder. When you drag and drop the icon in the

Applications Folder to the trash, these supporting files and preference files will not be deleted. You'llhave to go in and delete these by hand.

The Applications Folder

In the Applications Folder on a Mac, applications appear to be just a single file, but in fact, you can

control-click on the icon for the application and see that it contains a package of contents. When you

control-click on the icon and you'll be given the option to See Package Contents. When you click onthis option, it will take you to a window where you can see what the icon actually represents, which is

typically several files.

Application Bundles

Application bundles are unique to Mac OS. Microsoft Windows does not store applications asbundles. When you look at an application icon in Finder, it appears as though the folder itself is one

complete clickable file located discretely in one place on your computer. In some cases, this is true.

Some applications are indeed self-contained and store all of the files that are needed to run a particularapplication in one folder.

If a particular application that you'd like to remove from your hard drive is stored as an application

bundle and you drag the icon for the application to the trash, then you've successfully uninstalled theapplication and you probably needn't worry about other files that have been left behind or folders that

have found their way into other places on your hard drive. However, if the application in question is not

stored as an application bundle, you will probably have to spend some time looking through otherlocations on your Mac where application files could be hiding. Either way, it might be beneficial to

look more closely in your library and preferences folders for remnants of the application if you're intent

on freeing up as much hard drive space as you can for your Mac.


Image 2: The Mac Finder icon, located

in the Dock.


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Finding out whether a particular application exists on your Mac as an application bundle or not is easy.

Simply right-click or control-click on the icon for the application. If you see a heading, Show PackageContents, then it is likely that the application is a bundle.

Additional Files

Often, additional files that support different

functions for the application in question, are storedon the Mac in various places. These additional files

may have stored information regarding your

preferences for the application, for example.Preference files often do not take up a lot of space

on your hard drive and therefore, do not have to be

removed, but many people like to have the option

of removing them anyway.

Application Aliases

If you stored an alias application for the application you are trying to uninstall, you'll want to remove

that as well. Aliases may be located in the Dock or you may have to do a search for them. Do a searchfor aliases from the Finder's toolbar. Type your application name into the Search field and then press

Enter. Your Mac will then search for those items containing the application name. The Search

function won't uncover application files that do not have the exact name entered into the search field.


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Differences between methods for uninstalling applications on Mac OS and uninstalling

applications on Windows

Because the Mac OS is fundamentally so different from Microsoft Windows, there are some major

differences in the way applications are stored and uninstalled between these two operating systems.Microsoft Windows, for example, utilizes a registry and most Windows programs include anuninstaller. The uninstaller is easy to use and can be run by activating the Add/Remove Program's

control panel. Once applications are uninstalled using this Add/Remove function, they no longer take

up hard drive space on a computer running Microsoft Windows.

Many Mac users attempt to remove Mac OS applications by dragging and dropping the application

icon in the Application Folder to the trash, thinking that, like the Microsoft Windows operating system,removing applications must be this easy. Later, Mac users find that these application icons were only

the tip of the iceberg as far as the files that it was storing in other locations on the computer. The files

stored as a package under the icon in the Application Folder were not the only files or folders

associated with the application. Then, users are confounded with the problem of figuring out how to getthese extraneous application files off their hard drive.

User issues with uninstalling applications on Mac OS

Once Mac users realize that their application files may be stored in multiple places on their computer,

not just in the Application Folder, they want to know how to remove those extraneous files from theirhard drive to free up space.

With many Mac OS applications, it is necessary to go through several steps to remove all of the piecesand parts of an application from a Mac. Mac users who are trying to free up hard drive space may be

puzzled by the multiple steps involved in the process of uninstalling application files. There is somesleuthing required in order to find application files that have been left behind following an uninstall on

a Mac. Manually locating the extra little files that have been leftover by an application you're trying tocompletely uninstall from your hard drive can be time consuming and require some effort. Thus, Mac

users have looked for other resources to help them quickly and easily uninstall applications completely

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Freeware and shareware that uninstall Mac OS applications

Freeware and shareware applications can help you uninstall Mac OS applications without having to go

through the process of manually removing them. These freeware and shareware applications have

varying levels of success at removing all of the application's contents from your computer. The onlyway for you to know whether you've cleared all of the different files from a particular application off

your hard drive will still be to check manually.

MacKeeper

MacKeeper can be downloaded free of charge toremoved unwanted applications, files, and programs

from the Mac. It can be used to completely remove

Microsoft Office Mac, Norton Anti-virus Mac,

Limewire Mac OS X, Firefox Mac, as well as anyother application on the Mac, leaving no trace of the

applications behind.

AppZapper

AppZapper is a third party uninstaller that searches for preference files for applications you wish touninstall. After you've dragged and dropped the icon from the Application Folder to the Trash,

AppZapper can do the rest and remove the preferences and

cache files that can be left behind.

AppZapper also allows you to view and sort through your

applications and license information.


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CleanMyMac

CleanMyMac is a built-in uninstall module. It is capable of

finding and deleting preferences files as well as other support

files for applications that you're wanting to uninstallcompletely. It is an all-in-one solution for helping Mac users

free up space on their hard drive.

AppTrap

AppTrap is a free third party uninstaller for Mac. AppTrap is all

about keeping things as simple as possible for Mac Users and ittries to provide the uninstall function that Apple forgot to

include on a Mac.

AppTrap doesn't actually function as an application, but rather as

a System Preference pane that you install to run in the background

on your Mac. When you drag and drop an application icon from

the Application Folder to the Trash, AppTrap prompts you todelete the other files that have been installed in the library,

preferences folder, or in the application's cache.

AppTrap misses application files here and there, but creates a

seamless interface with the operating system allowing Mac users

to experiences some of the simplicity that is so familiar toWindows users in removing applications from the hard drive.


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Zsoft Uninstaller

ZSoft uninstaller can be used like the Add/Remove function on

Windows, but it also offers other features. ZSoft observes

installation of new applications so that later, if you want to uninstallthat application, ZSoft knows how and doesn't miss any files located

in the library or preferences folders.

ZSoft finds and deletes temporary files on your Mac, freeing up

even more of your hard drive space. It located files from

applications you've already uninstalled and deletes them.

TrashMe Uninstaller

TrashMe uninstaller is a user-friendly program that locatesapplication files you wish to uninstall from your Mac, including

those that are affiliated with the software, but located in other

peripheral places on your hard drive. TrashMe is easy to use.Simply drag and drop the icon for the application you wish to

remove to the Trash.

TrashMe also protects Mac users from accidentally removingapplications that they want to keep. Uninstalled applications are

stored in a log file as well, just in case you need to look back and

see the applications you uninstalled in the past.

Problems with freeware and shareware

Freeware and shareware that is able to uninstall Mac OS applications may not be able to remove all ofthe additional files or folders associated with a particular application. In that case, you will still need to

use a manual method to fully remove all trace of the application. Many of these freeware and shareware

programs do an excellent job at removing those extraneous files in most situations, however, if you'reintent on freeing up as much hard drive space as you possibly can, use a freeware or shareware

program to do the bulk of the work and then, follow-up by manually sifting through the files on your

computer to find any that have been left behind.


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Manual removal of Mac OS applications

Manually removing Mac OS applications is quick and easy and allows you to free up hard drive space

better than some freeware and shareware programs that attempt to uninstall applications for you.

Manual removal of applications doesn't take long, if you know what to look for and how to find it.

1.Drag the application to the trash

Start by going to the Application Folder on your Mac.

Find the application you wish to uninstall. Then, hold

down the control button and click on the icon. You'll begiven the option to See Package Contents if the

application is an application bundle. Then drag and drop

to the Trash. This will be sufficient to remove many

applications completely from your Mac hard drive.However, for other applications that have installed

information in your user library or preferences in your

preferences folder, you may need to complete additionalsteps.

If you still have the application's documentation onhand, you might be able to find information in these

documents about how to uninstall the application completely.

2. Search for the application

Using spotlight (a search feature on the Mac OS) do a search for the application you wish to uninstall.

The search may reveal any aliases on your computer as well as any extra files you didn't find. Spotlightis supposed to create a virtual index of all files and other items in your system. If you have an alias for

the application you wish to uninstall in the dock, simply drag it off the dock. If you find an alias located

elsewhere on the hard drive, drag and drop it in the Trash to remove it.

Be cautious using Spotlight to find application files in Mac OS X 10.4. Spotlight on Mac OS X 10.4

does not search system-related folders and it won't find extraneous files left by the application on yourMac. Using Spotlight on Mac OS X 10.5 or later may be profitable, but Spotlight is not terribly reliable

at uncovering hidden or invisible files on any version of Mac OS X.

3. Look in Library folders

After you've dragged and dropped your application into the trash, it's time to start searching through

your computer for other files associated with the application you wish to uninstall that have been leftbehind on your hard drive. It's likely that the search that you did located most of the files associated

with the application, but just in case, look in your library folder for things you might have missed.

There are two library folders on your Macintosh; the library for the main hard drive for the whole


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system and the library in the user folder. More than likely, if the application you wish to uninstall has

placed files or folders in other locations on your hard drive, it would probably put them in the library inyour user folder.

Begin by looking at the library level in your user folder for files that have names that look as thoughthey would fit with the application your are trying to uninstall. If you see files that look like they

belonged to the application, drag and drop them into the Trash.

4. Look in Preferences folder

After you've looked through your user library at the library level, you'll want to look at yourpreferences and see if there are any files stored here by the application. The application preferences are

usually very small files that don't take up a lot of space on the hard drive. As such, it isn't really

necessary to remove these. Their effect on your Mac will be negligible. But, if you see files that match

the application you are trying to uninstall in the preferences folder, go ahead and drag and drop them inthe trash as well.



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Other Methods for Uninstalling Mac OS applications

There are other methods that you can use to uninstall application on your Mac if you just don't feel

confident that you can handle a manual removal and if shareware or freeware applications are not able

to help you out either. The other options that are available to you to help you uninstall applications onyour Mac will depend somewhat on the type of application you're trying to uninstall. If you're not

willing to go through the effort to search through your computer for extraneous application files, it

might be worth a try to use one of these alternative methods instead.

Use the installer program

Some applications on the Mac OS have an installer program. If the installer program happens to also

have an uninstall or remove function, it's possible that you could simply utilize this function to

remove the application from your hard drive. This option won't be available for all applications, but

newer application installers often include a remove or uninstall function.

Check the application developers web site before you uninstall an application. Sometimes the

application developer will have information online about the correct way to uninstall a Macapplication.

Remove Mac OS applications using launchpad

If you're using a Mac OS X 10.7 (Lion), you might be able

to uninstall an application using Launchpad if you bought

it from the Mac App Store. If you're using Lion and youpurchased your application from the Mac App Store,

simply start Launchpad (located in the Dock or in the

Applications Folder). Then, find the application you wishto remove. Click and hold your mouse on the application

icon until it starts to jiggle and then, as long as the

application can indeed be removed in this manner, you'llsee a small X in the upper lefthand corner of the icon.

Use your mouse to click on the small X and then click

the Delete button. This will uninstall the applicationcompletely.

Use Finder to remove application bundles and additional files

Using Finder or Command F to remove application bundles and application files can be somewhat

risky if the application was installed using an installer. If you use Finder to search for files that matchthe application name, you may be able to find a number of the application's files, but some of them

could still remain hidden or invisible.

One of the risks involved in uninstalling applications has to do with suites of applications that share


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code between multiple applications within the suite. If you try to use Finder to uninstall some of the

applications in the suite, other applications within the same suite could be rendered non-functional.Further, using Finder, you could accidentally uninstall system-related components and cause your

computer to become inoperable. Accidentally removing important system components is a particular

risk for Mac OS X 10.2 Jaguar, and Mac OS 10.3 Panther users.



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Main Research Points

Leftover application files that are no longer in use after uninstalling an application on the Mac OS can

take up a significant amount of hard drive space. If you're needing more room on your hard drive,

getting rid of these extra files can be pretty important. Figuring out how to safely remove theseextraneous non-functional application files from your hard drive requires a cautious approach,

however. Some Mac users have accidentally removed files that affected the performance of their entire

operating system. Other Mac users have removed files that caused other applications to become non-functional.

The best approach for uninstalling applications definitely depends on what Mac OS version you'redealing with. If you're using a Mac OS 10.7 or later, you may be able to uninstall your applications

using Launchpad if they were obtained from the Mac App Store. Using Spotlight to search for

extraneous files left after uninstalling the application bundle from the Application Folder may not be

the best approach for versions of Mac OS before Mac OS X 10.5.

Uninstalling an application on a Mac is not always easy, no matter what operating system version

you're using. The best method, based on the research, utilizes a combination of freeware/shareware likeMacKeeper, and a conservative approach to manual file removal to achieve the best outcome in terms

of freeing up the most hard drive space. Using freeware or shareware to remove as many of the

application files from their various locations on the hard drive can cut down on the amount of time ittakes to uninstall applications entirely by hand. Visit the web site for the application developer who

developed the application you wish to uninstall and learn more about uninstalling the application in

question, and where files may be stored on your hard drive. By checking first with the application

developer, you'll be less likely to uninstall application components that are being used by multipleapplications that are part of a suite or worse, components that are absolutely necessary for your system

to work.

After removing the application using freeware or shareware, you can then use a manual method to

search the user library and preferences folder for any applications that have been left behind, but be

cautious about removing files without checking with the application developer first. If you have doubtsabout whether application files in question are related to your application and have no functionality in

terms of other applications, leave it.



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