Hi Linda,

On 25-Nov-99, Linda Proulx wrote to All:

 LP> I think my last question got lost in cyber neverneverland because
 LP> surprisingly no one replied.

 LP> The original question was that on quick perusal, the Blue win file
 LP> structure looks very much the same as Win3.1X.  If this is
 LP> correct, why would I not need an uninstaller as win programs will
 LP> set themselves up in the inis as before?

Andrew Belov gave an answer to this question when you first asked
it back in October... Here it is again:

(Wed Oct 20 1999) Linda Proulx wrote to All...

 LP> Running Warp 3 Red

 LP> Regular 3rd party uninstall programs will uninstall Win programs?

 LP> Running Warp 3 Blue

 LP> Do I need the 3rd party uninstall or will it uninstall thru Warp?

Uninstalling Windows programs is a Windows uninstallers' job.
Therefore, it is irrelevant which flavor of Warp is used to do it

Actually, the best tool to uninstall a Windows 3.x application is to
remove it manually since configuration is held in text files, so this
job could be easily accomplished

 of extract

 LP> Or is there something I'm really missing?

Essentially the WinOS/2 supplied with OS/2 is just a modified and
recompiled version of the standard Windows 3.x so, as Andrew said, if
you are used to using a 3rd party uninstaller for Win 3.x apps you
should continue to do so.

George

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