Moving Programs ...?? Help please?
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you NEED to uninstall and reinstall them into other address,\nor there's an other really HARD way, you don't wan't to waste your time on that.
136806
Just drag the program (the application) to your garbage can and it's done. Just remember, doing something on an Apple is often so easy that this almost makes it hard to figure out how to do it (if you're used to Windows).
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if you goto your "my computer" and go to program files...it the program should still be there.  Open the file and look for the setup and reinstall.\n\ncheers \nmg
822520
okay, so you put the new hard drive in your computer and saved all the files to it that's cool, but don't ever delete any program files.  What probably takes up most of the space is music or videos.  So make sure you saved them to the new hard drive then just delete them off the old.  Your operating system is on your C: drive so you can't change the new one to your primary drive.  I would go through the files on the old one save what you want to and then delete them.  But remember don't delete system or program files.  Then go to control panel, then administrative tools and then to disk defragment, and then disk cleanup that will clear up some space too.  Hope it works
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Move/copy all the program files ondo your d: drive. Once you have them moved, format the C drive.
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The answer to this is almost no.\n\nIf by chance the program installs all files to one location I would say 95% yes.\n\nTodays applications install the in its home folder, which is usualy located under c:&#92;Program Files and also put files in c:&#92;program files&#92;common files, c:&#92;windows, c:&#92;windows&#92;system32 and a few others.  Also some stuff is stored in the registry that the program needs to run, such as registration keys, file locations, etc.\n\nAnother thing, on most original CD's everything is heavily compressed so you dont need tons of disks to install the program.  Some programs may be 640 Meg on the CD before install, but after install it takes up 2+ Gig (nearly 3.5 times more).\n\nIf someone really knows what they are doing it can be done, but its easier to just have the original disk.
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control panel, add/remove programs
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You should be able to use "Alt" and "TAB" to shift between programs.  Some programs may stay on top if you set them to, like media player and real player, other than that, I'm at a loss, sorry!
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Best solution I can think of would be to get a 5 1/4 drive and install it onto the new computer. If you run into a problem, find another computer that would have a 5 1/4 and USB ports (or install a card).  Use a USB Flash drive to transport the files.
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go into windows explorer.  see if you can locate the program and 'delete' it.  you may be able to drag and drop to the recycle bin if you have the w/e window at a partial size.  once you get in there, if you only remove part of the program, you may mess something else up.\nbe careful, this is a very sensitive place to go and can cause an awful lot of problems if you don't know what you are doing.  and yes, i have done this more than once, both successfully, and unsuccessfully, so make sure you have a restore point, in case things don't work as you expected.\ngood luck.
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use the windows file and setting transfer wizard.\non the start menu at the top of All Programs when you first setup your new machine.\n\nextract from Windows Help files\n\nUsing the Files and Settings Transfer WizardThe Files and Settings Transfer Wizard helps you move your data files and personal settings from your old computer to your new one, without having to go through much of the same configuration you did with your old computer. For example, you can take your personal display properties, folder and taskbar options, and Internet browser and e-mail settings from your old computer and place them on the new one. The wizard will also move specific files or entire folders, such as My Documents, My Pictures, and Favorites. Passwords are not moved with program settings when you use the Files and Settings Transfer Wizard. This is a feature of the Files and Settings Transfer Wizard that helps to keep your passwords confidential.\n\nWe recommend that you install a virus detection program on the new computer before transferring files over from the old computer. This can help protect your new computer from viruses that may be contained in the files transferred over from your old computer.\n\nOpen the Files and Settings Transfer Wizard.\n\n Notes\n\nTo open the Files and Settings Transfer Wizard, click Start, point to All Programs, point to Accessories, point to System Tools, and then click Files and Settings Transfer Wizard. \nFor more information, click Related Topics.
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you cant tranfer programs
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yes it can be done, plz go to start then go to control panel, then go to add or remove programs.\n\nthen find it there then click on it then click on remove \n\nthats it hugs, sheela
940654
Choose the default folder. It should be something like c:&#92;Program Files&#92;... . If the default folder is not there, then any folder should do. Try c:&#92;Corel Paint Shop Pro X. There is nothing to be afraid of. It is probably asking for temporary files or the actual installation folder. I can't tell you because you have not quoted the exact message here. In any case, even if you give the above directories, it will be ok.
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No Friggin Way...Your Docs Yes But Yor Programs No...They Need Registy Entries To Function Properly...Windows XP Has This Nifty Little Feature That Allows You To 'Update' From A Previous Version Of Windows And Keep All Your Files And Settings...You Might Wanna Try That.....
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go to add and remove program.remove your program.and re store your system.Before date you are installing your software.\n                    thank you
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for the most part programs will ask you "do you want xxx to become your primary XXX\n\nif you continue to blast through installation setups, with out reading the fine print buy clicking  yes yes yes your screwed!\n\ntry system restore ...start/help and support/undo changes to your syetem...