[Hopefull2009]

I downloaded this and I hate it...it has so many components I am afraid that if I start deleting things, I'll end up deleting something important from the Palm.

How do you delete the entire program?

[richardjboro1]

when you find out, we'll both know. It seems to be like AOL and just becomes part of everything. I finally just turned off updates and deleted everything I could find on it.

[Silverdragon102]

Which PDA do you have?

[crb613]

Originally Posted by Hopefull2009

I downloaded this and I hate it...it has so many components I am afraid that if I start deleting things, I'll end up deleting something important from the Palm.

How do you delete the entire program?

I would like to know too! I am with you I do not like it! I am going to start looking to see what I can find out......hope we can get it deleted!

[crb613]

I found this.... www.epocrates.com/support/pophelp/palm_checkmemory.html and this
Erase Epocrates software from your Palm...

1. On your Palm, tap the Menu icon (located under the House icon).
2. Under App, tap Delete.
3. Select the following files (one at a time), then tap Delete
   • AmgenGFR
   • AutoUpdate or Libaupd
   • BMI
   • CardioMath
   • Cath
   • Cholesterol
   • Compendica
   • DocAlert
   • DocMemo
   • Drip Rate
   • ECG
   • Echo
   • epExpansionAccess
   • Epi
   • Epocrates
   • Epocrates Dx
   • Epocrates ID
   • Epocrates Lab
   • Epocrates MedTools
   • Epocrates Rx
   • Epocrates Sx
   • Epocrates MTH
   • Epocrates Startup
   • Epocrates Tables
   • EST
   • EpoxLaunch
   • Fahr/Cels
   • HTN Ref
   • Insulin Calc
   • libaupd
   • MathLib
   • Medicine
   • MedMath
   • MedToolsHack
   • MobileCME
   • Natrecor
   • OnBoardAU
   • Package Installer
   • Psychiatry
   • SI<->US
   • Splash
   • Staging
   • Tutorial
   • UpdateEmail
   • Any file beginning with "version-"
   • ZLib
   • Any file ending in NC-2
   • Uncompressor
   • Any file starting with SMSH
   • Any file starting with ID and ending with NC43
4. Tap "Done" when finished.

[mcknis]

Yeah, unless you like Epocrates, and know how to use every inch of it, it can be very cumbersome!