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Again, it's always best to use a company's own uninstaller. I'm not sure exactly what you are running, but I just found this Blackberry support page: Installing and removing BlackBerry Desktop Software on a Mac computer rnalId=KB18771.

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And this Blackberry forum thread: How do you Remove Desktop Manager move-Desktop-Manager/m-p/564538 You could also contact their Tech support directly. With regard to moving 3rd-party Launch Agents and Launch Daemons to the Trash yourself and then immediately restarting, I'm not sure what you mean by 'is it secure?' In general it is safe to do this, but I don't myself have a BlackBerry and haven't tried it here. The Uninstall script in the second link above lists a number of other components that should get uninstalled as well, though they probably would not be active without the Launch Agent and Launch Daemon. You should always have a current backup of your entire system on an external drive anyway, as a matter of routine.

If you don't have one, I would do this first. Again, it's always best to use a company's own uninstaller. I'm not sure exactly what you are running, but I just found this Blackberry support page: Installing and removing BlackBerry Desktop Software on a Mac computer rnalId=KB18771. And this Blackberry forum thread: How do you Remove Desktop Manager move-Desktop-Manager/m-p/564538 You could also contact their Tech support directly. With regard to moving 3rd-party Launch Agents and Launch Daemons to the Trash yourself and then immediately restarting, I'm not sure what you mean by 'is it secure?' In general it is safe to do this, but I don't myself have a BlackBerry and haven't tried it here.

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The Uninstall script in the second link above lists a number of other components that should get uninstalled as well, though they probably would not be active without the Launch Agent and Launch Daemon. You should always have a current backup of your entire system on an external drive anyway, as a matter of routine. If you don't have one, I would do this first. According to this threat in BB's forum you can edit the.plist files in order to set the daemon's behaviour. Here the Quote: WARNING!!!: Don't do this if you don't have a clue what I'm talking about in this response. I purposefully left out the exact keystrokes required. If you can't follow what I've written, you should NOT be making these changes.

You need a basic technical familiarity with the UNIX OS and its utilities. As ALWAYS - BACKUP BACKUP BACKUP before making changes like these. Using the 'Terminal' application within the Utilities folder. Went to the directory: /Library/LaunchAgents You will find the file: com.rim.BBLaunchAgent.plist Using the native vi editor as root user, opened it and made changes to ' OnDemand' set to true and ' RunAtLoad' set to false. You will have to 'log out' and 'log in' for these changes to take affect. Killing the BBLaunchAgent process without the log out/in will have no affect, it's already running with the old parameters and the 'KeepAlive' will just keep restarting it.

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I didn't touch the KeepAlive because I wasn't sure what the affect would be when you have your Blackberry connected. DISCLAIMER: At your own risk.

See WARNING above. I did that and I did it also with com.rim.BBAlbumArtCacher.plist which takes 200mb RAM only because it's there. I have the same problem. I installed the BB Installer again, then uninstalled, that seemed to remove the BBDaemon, but the BBLaunchAgent.app is still there.

I tried to get onto Blackberry's website, and after giving every personal detail short of fingerprints (Why do they need to know what model BB I used two years ago? It was a curve or bend or something) the site had an unexpected problem. They need to send me a confirmation message before I can tell them about the problem, and that does not happen. So I see why RIM's shares tanked. Which leaves me with the BBLaunchAgent.

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A tiny little earlier this month let BlackBerry-toting Mac fans knew that something good was coming in the near future, and now we know it's very near indeed (though a ). On October 2 RIM will release BlackBerry Desktop Manager for Mac, specifically at 1:00pm EST. That means instead of wrapping up your busy work-week being productive you can instead spend the afternoon fighting long download queues and playing around getting this app configured - for purely work-related purposes of course, like syncing with iCal, Address Book, and automatically backing up contacts. Just don't tell your boss you'll also be able to sync your iTunes collection to your handset, including album art, something that should make Pre-owning Bob down the hall.

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Again, the fun starts Friday afternoon at 1:00 EST. Clear your calendars accordingly. RIM Launches BlackBerry Desktop Manager for Mac Users - Download here come Friday.