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From: Frank Greco on 7 Feb 2010 01:29
After I installed a printer driver, I now have two duplicate widgets.

Does anyone know to remove one of them? I went to ~/Library/Widgets,
but there's only one there.

Thanks,

F
From: Nick Naym on 7 Feb 2010 09:26
In article 2010020701293450073-fgreco(a)xxxxxcrossroadstechREMOVExyzcom, Frank
Greco at fgreco(a)xxxxxcrossroadstechREMOVExyz.com wrote on 2/7/10 1:29 AM:

> After I installed a printer driver, I now have two duplicate widgets.
>
> Does anyone know to remove one of them? I went to ~/Library/Widgets,
> but there's only one there.
>
> Thanks,
>
> F


Any chance it's in /Library/Widgets?


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From: Mike Rosenberg on 7 Feb 2010 09:37
Frank Greco <fgreco(a)xxxxxcrossroadstechREMOVExyz.com> wrote:

> After I installed a printer driver, I now have two duplicate widgets.
>
> Does anyone know to remove one of them? I went to ~/Library/Widgets,
> but there's only one there.

You can have the same widget running separately multiple times from the
one installed copy - it's not uncommon for people to have several
instances of the weather one set for different cities or the clock set
from different time zones.

Point at the one you want to get rid of and press the Option key. An X
will appear in the upper left corner. Click on it and that one will go
away.

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