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How do you uninstall and reinstall gmat prep software?

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by missionmba » Fri Aug 01, 2008 12:35 pm
Take backup of following .txt file from application path and then delete them.

1> application.txt
2> all the .txt files in 'exam' folder
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Re: How do you uninstall and reinstall gmat prep software?

by gabriel » Fri Aug 01, 2008 11:08 pm
Mclaughlin wrote:I dont know where to find the uninstalll button on my computer to do that so as to test again? anyone?
Just go to Start--> Programs--> GMAT prep (or whatever the name is) and you should find the uninstall tab over there.

or

Go to Start-->control panel-->add or remove programs--> look for the GMAT prep and click on remove.

There are other ways, but these should suffice :D
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