Growl preferences is showing uninstalled apps

[Daniel Serodio]

When I open the Growl preferences, I see lots of applications which I already uninstalled. How can I do a Growl "cleanup"?

Regards,

Daniel Serodio

[Daniel Siemer]

Growl retains registrations because we have no reliable way to know
whether an app was deleted, or just moved. There is no general
command to do a cleanup, but you can go through the list and delete
the apps you want to that way. If its a lot of apps, you can quit
Growl, go into ~/Library/Application Support/Growl/Tickets and delete
tickets there, and then relaunch Growl (this option will go away in
Growl 2.0 when tickets will be moved into a single core data powered
database)

[Sarah Alawami]

If that's the case and if they are moving in to a what ever that was how are we then to remove the registrations ourselves if it can't tell if an app has been uninstalled?

Thanks.

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[Daniel Serodio]

That worked, thanks.

Regards,

Daneil Serodio

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[Christopher Forsythe]

Hit delete on the item you want to remove. :)

Chris

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