#Hybrid 3 paceap installer install#

Although they do nothing once you delete the associated application, they do take up some disk space. Most applications create preference files which are stored in the /Home/Library/Preferences/ folder. Most OS X applications are completely self-contained 'packages' that can be uninstalled by simply dragging the application to the Trash. You need to be sure you remove all the elements of the software not just the startup item: I also wonder why it clearly is starting for Tiger. According to MacFixit, StartupItems are being deprecated, so I'm wondering what this code does and what applications it's associated with.

#Hybrid 3 paceap installer install#

If someone with a fairly new clean install of Leopard can look to see if it is installed by default, I'd appreiciate it. I googled it and Interlok (the firm that wrote it) specializes in copy protection. Edit for this forum: I'm reposting here as this forum is still more active than the Leopard forum and the last bit of code indicates that this is also a Tiger issure.ĭoes anyone know what this little bit of startup code does?Įdit for this forum: Does anyone know what the effect of removing this from /Library/StartUpItems is?ġ1/29/07 3:57:13 PM () Unknown key: ServiceDescriptionġ1/29/07 3:57:13 PM () Unknown key: SHAuthorizationRightġ1/29/07 3:57:13 PM () Unknown key: SHAuthorizationRightġ1/29/07 3:57:23 PM 53 kextload: extension /System/Library/Extensions/PACESupportFamily.kext/Contents/PlugIns/PACESupportL eopard.kext is already loadedġ1/29/07 3:57:25 PM 33 Starting CleanApp Daemonġ1/29/07 3:57:25 PM 33 PACESupport - Copying the launchd plistġ1/29/07 3:57:25 PM 33 PACESupport Tiger - Starting