How do I delete programs?

[Jochen K.]

No big deal, really. As it's likely in ROM, it doesn't take away any memory space you could use; in such cases you can always create a category like ZZhidden in Palm's launcher and move offending ROM apps there so that at least you don't always see them.

... or of course, you could buy a better (3rd party) launcher like LauncherX or ZLauncher, which will enable you to hide unwanted programs completely.

Regards,

Jochen

...come to think of it, you might look whether it IS in ROM.

Download some file manager, like the Freeware app "Filez" or the trial version of the powerful "Resco Explorer", and take a look - maybe the little beastie simply has tags like ReadOnly and Protected set. If so, both programs should be able to find and delete it.
(Can't check on it myself, as on my unlocked European Centro this program doesn't exist.)

[starbuxamj]

Here's a lovely little utility that allow those items I don't want to see to disappear without using a launcher program. It becomes "Applications" under the Personal section of Preferences. I love it because I tend to be an icon minimalist, but you can still get to the program if you change your mind.


http://mytreo.net/downloads/applicat...anel,1257.html

[Terry Monk]

Originally Posted by starbuxamj

Here's a lovely little utility that allow those items I don't want to see to disappear without using a launcher program. It becomes "Applications" under the Personal section of Preferences. I love it because I tend to be an icon minimalist, but you can still get to the program if you change your mind.


http://mytreo.net/downloads/applicat...anel,1257.html

EXCELLENT!!!!! Thank you so much!

[Terry Monk]

This is exactly what I've been looking for! Thanks again so much! It worked just perfectly!

[ralvy]

Originally Posted by Terry Monk

I don't know. That's the problem. I'd like to get rid of "get nuance" which is on the homepage but I don't know what it's called.

It's in ROM, so can't be deleted. If you click on it, it'll download a program called Nuance, which will cost you $6 a month if you like it.