AppZapper

AppZapper is pretty good at uninstalls, Spotlight helps you find things too..

For me, i use very cool app, AppZapper it a really great apps for me. ...

Most OS X are packages of files and to see this just right click on an application and 'Show Package Contents'. All applications have a simple text preference file in the file /Your Hard Drive/Users/Your User Name/Library/Preferences. Also some applications put helps files in /Your Hard Drive/Users/Your User Name/Library/Application Support. Some application s also install...

The only thing I haven't done is reset PRAM. From what I understand that only clears certain visual aspects. Now that I think about it, yesterday I installed AppZapper and after install it wouldn't start. I just left it alone. I installed it because I wanted to get rid of some programs like Linotype FontExplorer X. ...

Now if you want a crutch application to get rid of stuff for you then AppZapper is what you are looking for. ...

One easy way that may work. Download AppZapper ( http://www.appzapper.com/ , it's free for five trys). Then use it to remove your new install. It should pick up most components, it's gotten pretty good. Then try a fresh install of your new app.

r the other app a week, and I only clean up my Preferences folder every half year or so. No problems. Those preference files ain't big, anyway. At the beginning, AppZapper had its fair share of problems as well. ...

AppZapper is a popular solution for uninstalling preference files and related junk as well as the applications themselves. Basically put, the drag-in/drag-out install/uninstall procedure is great for most things: the applications save their preference files and stuff in the Library in your home folder, so each user can have different preferences. When you drag the...

party apps like AppZapper and CleanApp, but I wouldn't bother with them, personally. ...

I did exactly what you said. I downloaded the AppZapper and did it.. iTunes still won't work. ...