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Remove every trace of a program by reinstalling it
If the program is delivered in a .pkg you can also press cmd+i to show all files that will be installed.
Remove every trace of a program by reinstalling it
But that won't let you know about files the app creates when it first runs...
Remove every trace of a program by reinstalling it
Really? I've never seen any evidence that Cmd+i lists the files that are going to be installed, and it certainly doesn't for any of the .pkg files that I have lying around. What packages have you seen this work for and where in the info panel does it appear?
Remove every trace of a program by reinstalling it
I assume this is another way to bring up the "File Install" list available from within the Package Installer.
Remove every trace of a program by reinstalling it
In Installer.app, command-I (or File -> Show Files) brings up a tree-style of files that will be installed. It only works for .pkg or .mpkg installations. |
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