sherwindu wrote:   
      
   > The surest registry cleaner is the manual method.  Do a 'run' command   
   followed   
   > by   
   > regedit.  Once in regedit, you can search for strings like 'communicator' and   
   > 'netscape', etc.  You can then delete them.  You have to be careful that you   
   > don't   
   > delete the wrong things.  I would recommend a registry backup, such as that   
   done   
   >   
   > as part of an emergency repair disk.  Just be careful.  I assume you did the   
   > normal   
   > uninstall through the Add/Delete option of the control panel, for starters.   
   >   
   >                                      Sherwin D.   
   >   
   > Jared Foster wrote:   
   >   
   >   
   >>Just for the hell of it, I installed Communicator on my computer the other   
   >>day (my first mistake).  After tooling around with it and getting my fill of   
   >>nostalgia, I uninstalled it.  However, whenever I import messages to Outlook   
   >>Exp. or Thunderbird, it lists the e-mail programs installed and both   
   >>Communicator 4.x and Eudora, both of which I uninstalled.  I've tried a   
   >>number of registry cleaners to no avail, so does anyone know what specific   
   >>registry keys are telling my system that these programs are still installed?   
   >>Thanks and peace.   
   >>   
   >>--   
   >>Jared Foster   
   >>Home5licE@mchsi.com   
   >   
   >   
   you'll find entries under:   
      
   HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Netscape\Netscape Navigator   
   HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Netscape\Netscape Navigator   
   HKEY_USERS\.DEFAULT\Software\Netscape\Netscape Navigator   
      
   just remember to remove Netscape Navigator and nothing else.  You   
   might have entries for Netscape and Netscape 6.  These entries are   
   necessary for Netscape 7.x, if you have it.   
      
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