Thank you Baluta

You are right, I missed a .plist file com.macromates.textmate and everything is back to normal.

I'll get started with my snippets now.

Thanks again

Ricki On Sep 14, 2008, at 7:03 PM, Baluta Cristian wrote:

you need to delete the .plist file from library..... you'll find it, probably is suficient. it forgot me the licence also.

On Sun, Sep 14, 2008 at 7:47 PM, Ricki Gregersen rgj@texo.dk wrote: Hi

I have been messing around with the trial version of textMate as I finally got the time to do so. It is of course awesome!

I have now broken every single path, snippet, template, bundle.. you name it. This is OK and totally expected in a test drive for a piece of software that gives one this much power.

How can I completely re-install textMate so that it looks precisely as when I started it up this morning?

Im on 10.5.4 OS X leopard, running/breaking textMate 1.5.7(1436)

I tried removing the files in user/library/preferences and deleting what ever I could find on my system named textMate and emptied out my trash. Still when installing from the image I get my "broken" version back.

Regards Ricki

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you can also use one of this softwares that will do the job automaticaly http://www.tuaw.com/2008/04/28/mac-101-uninstalling-applications/

On Sun, Sep 14, 2008 at 8:15 PM, Michael Dippery mpd@cs.wm.edu wrote:

Ricki,

TextMate may also put some files (including edits to "built-in" bundles) in ~/Library/Application Support/TextMate. You probably found that folder in your system-wide search for "TextMate", but if you didn't, you may want to delete that, too, to completely "clean" TextMate.

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