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Earlier to Xcode 11, when a new project is created you know that some default files like AppDelegate.swift, ViewController.swift and a StoryBoard and few other files are created. But from Xcode 11. AppDelete is such an app and a very good one at that too. Once AppDelete is installed, all you need to do is drag the program you want to remove onto its icon. Alternatively, you can selects Apps in the top right corner and AppDelete will reveal a list of Applications installed on your system. The search is very quick and takes just a few seconds. AppDelete Lite is a special Mac App Store version of the popular uninstaller AppDelete. AppDelete Lite will help remove not only applications but also widgets, preference panes, plugins, and screensavers, along with their associated files. Without AppDelete Lite, these associated items will be left behind to take up space and potentially cause issues.

The AppDelete method deletes an application definition so that the content can be moved or copied and then recreated as an application.

Return Value

The method returns an HRESULT. Possible values include, but are not limited to, S_OK, which indicates that the method succeeded.

Remarks

If the applications are running, they will be shut down. If the application is in-process with IIS, all resources associated with the application (such as out-of-process packages) will be released if the resource is not referenced by another in-process application. Server component DLLs are not released from in-process applications, even if they aren't currently referenced by other applications.

Requirements

Client: Requires Windows XP Professional, Windows 2000 Professional, or Windows NT Workstation 4.0.

Server: Requires Windows Server 2003, Windows 2000 Server, or Windows NT Server 4.0.

Product:IIS

Delete App For Mac

Header: Declared in iiisext.h; include iisext_i.c.

See Also

Appdelete Alternative

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