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Posted: 06 July 2007 09:04 PM   [ Ignore ]  
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Install an application by dragging it to your application folder. Using AppTrap, you can uninstall apps, and their supporting files, simply by dragging the app to the Trash. I can’t think of anything simpler? Oh, it’s free so give it a look cool smile.

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Posted: 26 July 2007 08:28 PM   [ Ignore ]   [ # 1 ]  
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MrSin - 06 July 2007 09:04 PM

Install an application by dragging it to your application folder. Using AppTrap, you can uninstall apps, and their supporting files, simply by dragging the app to the Trash. I can’t think of anything simpler? Oh, it’s free so give it a look cool smile.

I have a question about this. Is it possible to install a 30-day fully functioning demo application (which usually expires and stops working in 30 days), use it for a month, then uninstall it with AppTrap or CleanApp or whatever, then re-install the fully functioning demo again?

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Posted: 26 July 2007 08:53 PM   [ Ignore ]   [ # 2 ]  
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Hello, Nat Mac smile! The question doesn’t trouble me so much as whom is asking red face. Yes, though I haven’t actually confirmed (tested) it, I would think this would indeed be possible. Having said that, I would ask why? If, after the trial period, I find myself continuing to use the application, then I feel the right thing to do is pay for it in order to support the developer and future versions of the program. I usually know within the trial period if an app is a “keeper” or not, if not, I delete it from my system. If it’s a keeper and I can afford it, I buy it, if it’s a keeper and I can’t afford it, I delete it from my system until I can afford it. Like I said though, I feel it’s the right thing to do?

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