Mac OS 9.x: Custom Removing Internet Access

Because the Internet Access Installer relies on third-party applications, some third-party components may not be removed by a Custom Remove.
Symptom

Performing a custom remove of Internet Access components from the Mac OS 9.x installer may not remove all Internet Access components.


Solution

The Internet Access Installer relies on third-party applications to install components of third-party Internet applications. The Mac OS 9.x installer cannot remove all of the third-party components.

If you need to remove all Internet Access components, disable or manually remove the following items:
NameLocationType
Browse the Internetdesktopalias
Maildesktopalias
Register with Appledesktopalias
ActiveX ControlsSystem Folder: Extensions: folder
MacromediaSystem Folder: Extensions:folder
Stuffit EngineSystem Folder: Extensions:extension file
Stuffit Engine Power PlugSystem Folder: Extensions:extension file
Microsoft Component LibrarySystem Folder: Extensions:extension file
Microsoft FrameworkSystem Folder: Extensions:extension file
Microsoft Internet LibrarySystem Folder: Extensions:extension file
MS Font Embed LibrarySystem Folder: Extensions:extension file

Mac OS 9 and 9.0.x only:
NameLocationType
InternetMacintosh HD folder
Internet Setup AssistantMacintosh HD: Assistants:alias

Mac OS 9.1 only:
NameLocationType
Netscape Communicator FolderMacintosh HD: Applications (Mac OS 9):folder
Outlook Express 5.02 FolderMacintosh HD: Applications (Mac OS 9):folder
Internet Explorer 5Macintosh HD: Applications (Mac OS 9):folder
Internet UtilitiesMacintosh HD: Applications (Mac OS 9):folder
Internet Setup AssistantMacintosh HD: Applications (Mac OS 9): Utilities: Assistants:alias
Internet SetupMacintosh HD: Applications (Mac OS 9): Utilities: Assistants:folder

Warning: Before deleting any Internet-related items, be sure that you know the location of email messages, bookmarks, or other items you may wish to save. The location to which email, bookmarks and other items are stored is determined by the third-party application developer. Possible locations include:
Published Date: Feb 17, 2012