I’ve recently upgraded to Freeway 5 Pro and want to remove 4 Express from my Mac. Is there a process/procedure for that, or do I just delete the old files?
Thanks,
Nancy
Austin TX
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If you want to be thorough, you can delete the application from /
Applications, and any support folders from either /Library/Application
Support or [your home folder]/Library/Application Support (mine are
labeled Freeway 4 and Freeway 5, one for each, any I have kept both
versions). Finally, there are preferences in [your home folder]/
Library/Preferences You should have Freeway Express 4 Preferences and
com.softpress.FreewayExpress.plist, and you may have a couple of others.
But really, you can keep both versions on your Mac. Only the most
recent version will remain the “go-to” application for .freeway files,
and if you have an old project that you need to work on that you don’t
have time to go through the conversion and cleanup process, you can
still manually invoke the older version by dragging the file onto its
icon, or launching it from the Applications folder and using File /
Open to find your document.
Walter
On Apr 11, 2009, at 10:13 AM, Nancy Meredith wrote:
I’ve recently upgraded to Freeway 5 Pro and want to remove 4 Express
from my Mac.
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