Removing

Mac

Right-click the uninstall.command script. The Mac might complain about unidentified developers. Click the Open button.

Tightener will remove its settings to your ~/.zshenv and ~/.profile files.

Review these files to make sure you're OK with those changes.

This procedure will not remove any Tightener plug-ins that you might have installed, and it will not clear any of the configuration data.

You can remove these manually (e.g. from InDesign or Xojo).

Alternatively, you can open a Terminal window, and enter the following lines:

cd_tightener
./uninstall.command all

The all parameter will make the uninstaller remove all configuration data, and also search for any Tightener InDesign plug-ins that might have been installed.

Linux

Start a Terminal window, navigate into the Tightener directory, and run the uninstall.command script.

./uninstall.command

Tightener will remove its changes to your ~/.bashrc and ~/.profile files.

Review these files to make sure you're OK with those changes.

This procedure will not clear any of the configuration data.

Alternatively, you can open a Terminal window, and enter the following lines:

cd_tightener
./uninstall.command all

The all parameter will make the uninstaller remove all configuration data.

Windows

In Explorer, navigate to the Tightener directory and double-click the uninstall.bat script.

Tightener will revert the Windows user PATH and remove the Tighthener-specific environment variables from your user environment.

Two environment variables, USER_PATH_SAVED_BY_TIGHTENER_UNINSTALLER and USER_PATH_SAVED_BY_TIGHTENER, will remain.

These are 'just in case' variables that have been saved by the installer and uninstaller.

If all is well, you don't need them and you can manually remove them.

Review these changes to make sure you're OK with them.

This procedure will not remove any Tightener plug-ins that you might have installed, and it will not clear any of the configuration data.

Alternatively, you can open a CMD window, and enter the following lines:

cd_tightener
./uninstall all

The all parameter will make the uninstaller remove all configuration data, and also search for any Tightener InDesign plug-ins that might have been installed.

Remove Directory

Now that all references to it have been severed, you can now remove the Tightener directory that you had downloaded