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Mister Dave · 10-19-07, 02:46 PM

Use a registry editor or get the startup control panel applet from Mike Lin's Home Page.

I've forgotten where the startup is located exactly, but you will find
a startup entry path of c:/Documents and Settings/<user>/Local Settings/Apps/2.0/..... and if you look there you will see a bunch of stuff
about active print. On my system, the Apps folder only contained active
print stuff, so I deleted the entire Apps folder.

Then, using the startup control panel applet, I disabled the startup
entry, right-clicked and deleted it, went to the "deleted" tab and
right-clicked and deleted it again.

Active print is now gone.

[Perhaps it is an OK app, but they did not reply to my email questions and
I could not print a web page which is what I was looking to try to do]

10-19-07, 02:46 PM	#12 (permalink)
Mister Dave Aximsite Prospect Join Date: Oct 2007 Posts: 1 Thanked 1 Time in 1 Post	how to completely uninstall active print Use a registry editor or get the startup control panel applet from Mike Lin's Home Page. I've forgotten where the startup is located exactly, but you will find a startup entry path of c:/Documents and Settings/<user>/Local Settings/Apps/2.0/..... and if you look there you will see a bunch of stuff about active print. On my system, the Apps folder only contained active print stuff, so I deleted the entire Apps folder. Then, using the startup control panel applet, I disabled the startup entry, right-clicked and deleted it, went to the "deleted" tab and right-clicked and deleted it again. Active print is now gone. [Perhaps it is an OK app, but they did not reply to my email questions and I could not print a web page which is what I was looking to try to do]