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11-Jul-2008, 02:46 PM #1
Red face Solved: Uninstalling a Program
Solution did not work after-all.

Tried OpenOffice as a free download and now am wanting to remove but the program seems to be set up so that it undermines my effort. I have gone to control panel to remove programs. A security window comes up and says to cancel or allow. And then proceeds to begin installing instead of the removing as requested. I am waiting for the OpenOffice to respond but in the mean time.

Anyone have any suggestions?

Last edited by Turi : 11-Jul-2008 03:15 PM. Reason: solution did not work
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