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Been working for me 
- Version: 1.0.6, 5/7/2009 01:20PM PST
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danlfsmith
Good visual interface. You drag the app you want to delete into Amnesia's window, then it shows you what associated files it has found that will be deleted. I'm finding it very handy, and worth the $9.
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- $9 ?? (1 replies)
Amnesia vs. AppZapper and the like. - Version: 1.0.6, 5/6/2009 03:35PM PST
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pendragon
Just hoping someone will post a link to a real world test of these app removers. I mean how well do these work when they must remove an app like Norton AntiVirus? Even Symantec's uninstaller does only a half-fast job?
Also, do these app removers seek out and remove serial/registration numbers that are often put in arcane locations and have bizarre names so as to preclude a logical search?
Also, do these app removers seek out and remove serial/registration numbers that are often put in arcane locations and have bizarre names so as to preclude a logical search?
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