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Running an uninstall utility can make removing a program much easier.

Apptrap isnt deleting files install#

If you downloaded a disk image to install the software, sometimes you'll find an uninstaller there. If your program has an uninstall utility associated with it, it may have been installed with the program or included on the disk that came with it. The first step in removing them is to check the program's documentation to see if there is an uninstall utility.

When installed, these programs create files in several locations, often in the System Folder. įor some other programs, removal is more complicated.

Apptrap isnt deleting files mac#

You should see an option that says, "show package contents." Uninstalling applications downloaded from the Mac App Store is even easier - just delete the application from the Applications Folder and its accompanying folder in User\Library\Containers. In Mac talk, apps like this are "bundled." To see the files in an application's bundle, click on its icon while holding down the Control key. When files for the application you want to delete are all stored in one location, dragging the icon to the Trash will take care of most of the work.

Drag the icon of the program you want to uninstall to the Trash.

Open the Applications folder, which you'll find by opening a new window in the Finder (icon with a blue face), or clicking on the hard disk icon.

If you have Admin control over the site I imagine you should be able to come up with a better way (i.e., faster and less tedious way) to achieve the same outcome. The obvious downside is this ”fix” takes clicks within each User “Contribute” folder, but depending on the number of Users and folders the Owner has within the site, it may be worth the time spent and help you rest easier knowing the folder‘s aren't easily deleted. If you have sub folders within the folder you wish retained, then placing this _.txt or do_not_delete.txt file in the sub folder will prevent easy deletion of both the sub folder and (all enclosing) folder(s). The Member’s file actions (i.e., create, rename, delete, etc.) on their own files are otherwise unaffected as only the txt file’s access is impacted. It’s a bit of a hack, but if the Member with Contribute rights tries to delete the folder either intentionally or by accident (even when appearing empty) they will be told the folder has a file checked out for editing and they can not delete the folder.

ThenĢ.) Right-click on the txt file as Owner and “Check out” the file.

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In other words, the Owner has Full Control on the txt file, and no one else has any access - therefore they don’t even see it in their folder on which they have Contribute permission. One option to consider trying - that works for me - is to:ġ.) Place a tiny txt file in the Member (User) and then as Owner “Do not share” the txt file so it is only visible to the Owner. The “can’t be done” answer is less appealing to me than a slightly tedious solution that works. I also don’t want the Users deleting their folders on which they can Contribute as all the permissions on the folder go with the folder and it’s a headache to fix - maybe even detrimental depending on what files are lost and the retention policies in place. I have to work within the defaults I’m provided. I can’t create my own unique permissions either. Am not an Admin of our SharePoint instance, but I do have the ability to create sub sites.