How to rid my iTunes of the effects of this? - griff--2008
It appears that Hear has installed some detritus in various places on your hard drive that are still there when you trash the application. I would suggest that you download an application cleaner that looks in all places on your drive and gives you the choice of trashing all associated files and resources. I use Hazel to do this for me, but there are plenty of others around. Once you get one of these, I would re-install Hear and then drag it to the trash. With an Application cleaner, you would then get a window showing the files that are associated with that application and the option to either trash them as well or leave them where they are.
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How to rid my iTunes of the effects of this? - griff--2008
It appears that Hear has installed some detritus in various places on your hard drive that are still there when you trash the application. I would suggest that you download an application cleaner that looks in all places on your drive and gives you the choice of trashing all associated files and resources. I use Hazel to do this for me, but there are plenty of others around. Once you get one of these, I would re-install Hear and then drag it to the trash. With an Application cleaner, you would then get a window showing the files that are associated with that application and the option to either trash them as well or leave them where they are.Hope you are able to resolve the problem!
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Monday, July 14 2008 @ 08:59 AM PDT