Best way to "Start over"

I'm looking for a good way to "start over" with my Mac Alpha installation process. It boils down to the following questions:

What to delete
What exe to start with

What to delete:

~/Library/Application Support/Logos4
/Applications/Logos Bible Software 4

Is this list correct? Anything more? What about just specific parts in the library to avoid re-downloading logos4 modules?

What to start with?

I have the DVD, but realize the exe on there is not the latest. Should I start with the mac exe to get the resources from DVD, or start from my order web page download or even some other location?

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Scott West

Let me suggest a program to solve your problem. I use AppCleaner. It's free and it seems to work quite well. http://www.freemacsoft.net/AppCleaner/

All you do is drag your app to the AppCleaner window and drop it. It finds all the parts then askes if you want to Uninstall the App.

This example was for demo purposes. I just chose Cancel and all is well. You would normally click the Uninstall button and away the program and its parts go.

I uninstalled L4-A2 this way.

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Mike S.

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/35856#Comment_35856

Thanks for the hint. I use cleanapp and appzap.. both do the samething... the question I have is not how to get rid of everything (that I can do), but what, of that, should I delete... to be fair, I should have asked about the cache and pref file, but frankly, I was looking to see if anyone would care/catch that.

Thanks,

Mike

Donovan R. Palmer

I'm looking for a good way to "start over" with my Mac Alpha installation process. It boils down to the following questions:

What to delete

What exe to start with

This is a very good question that should be part of the FAQ. There will be without doubt, times when users in the testing of the Alpha may need to start over. If AppZapper or some other utility is sufficient, it would be good for the FAQ to indicate this. It would also be cool to know if we can avoid downloading all of our resources again to save on bandwidth.