It is recommended by Microsoft as a more complete and thorough way to remove an application rather than using the proprietary un-install option on the software installed. However, occasionally some files and folders can be left behind and these will have to be removed manually from the "program files" folder.
A "program" is usually a collection of files that are spread around your computer. So to delete the file in "Program Files" will just delete this file, and make it impossible to run this particular program.
So when installing, MS trace the files and links that are generated and allows MS to "remove" not only the program - ".exe" file, but also associated links to it, e.g. in the start-up menu, delete all the help files and delete references and definition stored in the "Registry".
MS is not perfect. This is a technology they acquired, when they discovered that others made software that could trace installations and associated files. - and remove every trace of the installation ("Install Shields").
There are some applications without uninstall icons that come with them. Add/ Remove programs gives you more control over your computer, allowing many applications to be changed or removed from your system. You can also remove updates. I personally recommend this as programs which have faults (like MSN Plus) which keep causing the computer to crash can be repaired.
An email client, often Microsoft Outlook.A word processor, often Microsoft Word, which is often installed as part of Microsoft Office.A web browser, often Microsoft Internet Explorer.
It is a suite of applications. The individual programs, like Word and Excel are all applications.
You look for it in your programs and find the application SPORE. It will come up.
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The Microsoft Office suite of programs uses the scanpst application. It is available for download off the Microsoft site and not difficult to install.
Use the Add or Remove Programs feature on the Control Panel. Here you can view a list of currently installed programs and you are given the option to Change/Remove programs.
Yes. The mechanism would depend on the type of SQL installed. Microsoft SQL Server can be un-installed from the Control Panel->Add/Remove Programs.
These programs are called general purpose applications and can be used for everyday use. Microsoft Word is a good example for a general purpose application as professional documents can be created at any time.
Word Processing programs such as Microsoft Word or Microsoft Works, any spreadsheet program, PowerPoint programs. Generally anything that can possibly be used in a work environment from typing programs to C++ Coding.
Excel [from Microsoft Office in Windows], Calc [from OpenOffice.org used mostly in Linux, but can be installed in Windows], & Numbers [from iWorks in Mac]
I would suggest choosing lessons based on the application you need to learn. For instance if you are trying to learn Filemaker, FMWebschool is the premier teacher of that application. For Photoshop, it's PhotoshopUser. For programs like Microsoft Word, try Microsoft itself which has online learning programs.
Hotmail is web based and does not require installation. Microsoft has a hotmail connector for Outlook that requires Outlook to be installed.