#Appzapper for el capitan how to#

I would recommend an uninstaller tool called ‘AppZapper’ as this will remove the program and all files associated with this. If this is not something you are in need of you can surely remove it. It also allows you to create palettes and export these to design programs. This software is used to get current Pantone digital libraries into design programs such as Adobe, Quark and Corel. 'Pantone Color Manager software does not have any correlation to the profile you have loaded onto your computer. In the meantime, I also contacted Pantone Customer Support. I waited 9:00am the day after in front of my computer and I confirm: XRD Software Update didn't launch! PROBLEM SOLVED! Thank you all 🙂 So, like I said above, I dragged in a temporary folder the file '.plist' that I have found in Macintosh HD>Library>LaunchAgents. Other stupid question: if I buy a new Mac and I transfer my informations using my Time Machine backup, will I still have this annoying XRD Software Update on the new Mac? If so, what should I do? Delete this Pantone Color Manager calibration stuff before doing a last Time Machine backup? I also tried to dig in my Library but I didn't find any X-Rite folder. I guess I shouldn't delete it, but I suspect this XRD software to be part of it (X-Rite).

(I'm running the latest version of OSX El Capitan)Īs a photographer, I had the screen of my MacBook Pro calibrated a few years ago in a professional camera store and since that day I have a 'Pantone Color Manager' app installed on my hard-drive (which I cannot open because I don't have the license key).

#Appzapper for el capitan how to#

I have been having the same issue for a long while: every single day at 9:00AM sharp I get an 'XRD Software Update' icon popping-up on my dock and I don't know how to disable it.