开云体育

I usually use “TrashMe” myself to get rid of everything. Good thing is, it will also get rid of locked files after you reboot. There are others out there including AppCleaner, AppTrap, AppDelete &

Hi Denver Dan, If you’re using FireFox, you really should be using the AdBlock Plus extension. There are multiples available but I have always found this one ( https://adblockplus.org/

I noticed a “FREE” 21 day trial. Christopher

Please excuse me for taking so long answering your reply ?It's been rather chaotic here Thanks for the rapid reply, Randy. ?Yes, both cartridges are Brother - the second had just been purchased

Were you given a message that you could not kill them, or did it simply not let you drag it there? Are you in an administrator account? Conceivably if you are it will ask for a password to do it. If

I would try logging out of iCloud on all devices, wait a few minutes and log in again. Pat Sent from my iPad Pro

Then I would try the other method described in the article I sent—locate them in the Applications folder and drag them to the trash from there. Bill Isn't technology wonderful? (When it works)

Howdy. Open your Applications folder and drag anything Epson to Trash. There may be other Epson items lurking in one of the Library folders but they just become inert. You could do a Command f (Find)

Thanks Bill and Barry — I got rid of the Epson printer from my Mac System. Now how can I get rid of the Epson apps in launchpad from the computer? I tried dragging them to the trash bin, but that

they do appear in my iCloud account. updating notes on iPad is reflected on the MacBook. What’s my best move? thanks ---- Julian Thomas - http://jt-mj.net ?Literature encourages tolerance - bigots

Howdy. I found two malware items on my MacPro 2019 this morning. 1. Top Results (some form of adware). 2. Chrominum (possibly a fake browser to mimic Google's Chrome?? I noticed both as items in

This seems to be new. Last time I needed an avery template they were only available for windows; In had to roll my own. Good news if it’s true! ---- Julian Thomas - http://jt-mj.net ?If being an

Maybe. Doesn’t work for my email even though the domain is hosted by pair.com ---- Julian Thomas - http://jt-mj.net ?If ever the time should come, when vain and aspiring men shall possess the

? I think that the free version is for iPads and iPhones: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/officetime-work-time-tracker/id446200101

The following Apple support page describes how to delete apps two different ways, depending upon the source of the app: https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT202235https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT202235

Right click, move to trash. Then empty trash if you like. Once trash is emptied, you cannot recover these files. Bob Beckham FCC Radiotelephone w/Radar P1-6S-2422 Late 2012 iMac 27” - 16 Gig RAM -

Thanks, Bill. That absolutely worked. Can you tell me how to get rid of the 9 Epson items/apps on my launchpad? I have never been successful deleting any apps from my Mac. Thanks. Carol —— Bill

Brian via Groups.Io wrote:? I am looking for suggestions for a free (or inexpensive) time tracker. Nothing fancy, just basic hours, tasks and expenses. While not free either, this is a very capable

I don't see a free version of Office Time on their Web site or on the Mac App Store. http://www.officetime.net/ If there is a free version I would really appreciate you pointing me to it. A free

I have used OfficeTime - it has a free version and a Pro version - main difference is that Pro allows more categories and exporting of data.