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November 20th, 2007, 09:30 AM
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| Delet duplicate files! Good morning, I don't know if I have duplicate files on hand. I've recently installed Leopard and I'd like to purge the system of duplicate files, especially any duplicate OS's that may exist before I install CS3. Does anyone know a reliable way to detect and safely delete these files?  |
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#2
November 21st, 2007, 11:02 PM
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| depends on what type of files you want to delete. have you done a archive and install (while preserving user and network data)? once you do that and log back in, you can delete the contents of /Previous Systems __________________ MacBook Pro 15" | 2 PowerBook G4 17" | 4 PowerBook G4 (1.25, 867, 667, 500) | PowerBook 12" | 2 PowerBook G3 (Bronze) (FireWire) | 2 Power Mac G4 (QuickSilver) | 4 Power Mac G4 (Dual 533, 733, 450) | Power Mac 7100, 7500, 8500, 8650, 9500, 9650) | Apple Network Server 700/150 | Quadra 900, 700, 605 | Centris 650 | 3 Xserve G4 | 1 Xserve G5 | Xserve RAID 10.5TB | Mac Pro 8 Core 4 GB 2x750GB/320GB/250GB | 5 iMac 15" LCD (15/17") | |
