How do I find and select a ~/Library folder ?
When attempting to remove TurboTax and any folders or files, how do I find and select a ~/Library folder ?
MacBook Pro 13″, macOS 12.2
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When attempting to remove TurboTax and any folders or files, how do I find and select a ~/Library folder ?
MacBook Pro 13″, macOS 12.2
part323 wrote:
When attempting to remove TurboTax and any folders or files, how do I find and select a ~/Library folder ?
The user Library (~/Library) is hidden by default.
Hold the option key and select Finder>Go> Library
or
make visible by select the— "home user icon in the sidebar."
Select View -> Show View Options in the menu bar at the top of the screen.
In the panel that appears, tick the checkbox next to Show Library Folder.
You can drag this Library folder to your Finder sidebar.
or as indicated in the previous post, copy/paste the complete path in the Go To Folder, ex
~/Library
Get to know the Finder on your Mac
Get to know the Finder on your Mac - Apple Support
See and organize your files in the Finder on Mac - Apple ...
Organize your files in the Finder on Mac - Apple Support
part323 wrote:
When attempting to remove TurboTax and any folders or files, how do I find and select a ~/Library folder ?
The user Library (~/Library) is hidden by default.
Hold the option key and select Finder>Go> Library
or
make visible by select the— "home user icon in the sidebar."
Select View -> Show View Options in the menu bar at the top of the screen.
In the panel that appears, tick the checkbox next to Show Library Folder.
You can drag this Library folder to your Finder sidebar.
or as indicated in the previous post, copy/paste the complete path in the Go To Folder, ex
~/Library
Get to know the Finder on your Mac
Get to know the Finder on your Mac - Apple Support
See and organize your files in the Finder on Mac - Apple ...
Organize your files in the Finder on Mac - Apple Support
part323 wrote:
Thanks for the reply. I was able to find the topic for MacOS on their site, it is the process on my computer I was looking for an example of.
If your third party app provides an uninstaller you are best off using that—Reference the developers website if in doubt...
otherwise you can ref: How to uninstall apps on your Mac - Apple Support
if you are still at a loss— Call Customer Support (800) MY–APPLE (800–692–7753)
Thanks for you reply. I see how the TurboTax site shows a recommended list of folders and files to remove, I am unfamiliar with how the items once found are displayed in Monterey and what action on my part safely deletes them. Thanks to all for the replies.
part323 wrote:
Thanks for you reply. I see how the TurboTax site shows a recommended list of folders and files to remove, I am unfamiliar with how the items once found are displayed in Monterey and what action on my part safely deletes them. Thanks to all for the replies.
for your third party app—
https://ttlc.intuit.com/turbotax-support/en-us/help-search?q=uninstall%20mac
Finder > Go (in the menu) > Go to folder > copy/paste what you seek.
Press shift+command+G to open Go To Folder panel, enter ~/Library/foldername, and press return. This will open a Finder window on the contents of that folder location.
Thanks for the reply. I was able to find the topic for MacOS on their site, it is the process on my computer I was looking for an example of.
How do I find and select a ~/Library folder ?