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Palm: Deleting Conduits from Mac

To know how to delete conduits from your Mac operating system, read on...

Conduits are Windows or Mac Software that transfer data to and from your Palm device when you sync. Conduits are integrated into the sync process when you install them. You have to push the sync button only once to synchronize all the data in your device. Whether the data comes from built-in applications or third-party software is immaterial.
Conduits are an integral part of several third party application installation packages. You may find some of these applications redundant and would like to delete their conduits from your PC.

Here's how you Delete them:

Most conduits are stored in the specified location listed below:

       Mac HD >> Library >> Application Support >> Palm HotSync >> Conduits

Drag and Drop the conduits you want to delete from this folder to the Trash Can. You'll also need to erase any Mac applications that co-relate to the conduit (such as the Palm OS Software, the desktop companion,). You can delete such Mac applications from the step given below:

       Mac HD >> Applications

Drag and Drop the unwanted applications from this folder to the Trash Can.


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Updated at:09 Jul 08:49
Updated by:simple simon
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