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I'm trying to maximize space, and I don't need Firebird anymore, so I want to
remove it. It doesn't seem to have an uninstall procedure on my Win2k system.
Can I just zap the directory without any problems?

Matt O.

Matt O'Toole wrote:
> I'm trying to maximize space, and I don't need Firebird anymore, so I want to
> remove it. It doesn't seem to have an uninstall procedure on my Win2k system.
> Can I just zap the directory without any problems?
>
> Matt O.
>
>

Yes. Firebird only uses two Directories and doesn't modify the registry.
First the Firebird program folder, the the profile folder found at
"C:\Documents and Settings\[User Name]\Application Data\Phoenix"
(open "start -> Run" and type in %AppData%, It will take you right
there) http://texturizer.net/firebird/edit.html#profile
Make sure you have hidden files and folders set to "show".

Just delete them and they'll be gone.


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