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Chapter 3

Software Removal

: 3.1 Introduction
: 3.2 Windows NT Software Removal
: 3.3 UnixWare Software Removal
: 3.4 SCO OpenServer Software Removal
: 3.5 Solaris Software Removal

3.1 Introduction

This chapter lists procedures for removing the NaturalFax software under the following operating systems: Windows NT 3.51 or later UnixWare 2.1 or later SCO OpenServer 5 Solaris 2.5

3.2 Windows NT Software Removal

NaturalFax can be removed from your Windows NT system using the Uninstall utility.
All Natural Media products use the same license configuration file. If no other Natural Media products are installed on your system, you can remove the license configuration file. Removing the NaturalFax software does not require removing the license configuration file. Note: Before removing the NaturalFax library, ensure there are no applications running which use NaturalFax.
To remove NaturalFax:

Log on as a member of the Administrators group.

From the CT Access folder in the Start menu, navigate to the appropriate directory and select Uninstall NaturalFax.

Follow the removal prompts that appear.

The program removes the software and related files from your system.

3.3 UnixWare Software Removal

To remove NaturalFax from your UnixWare system, use the pkgrm utility. You will also need to remove the NaturalFax environment variables from the designated user's shell login script.
All Natural Media products use the same license configuration file. If no other Natural Media products are installed on your system, you can remove the license configuration file. Removing the NaturalFax software does not require removing the license configuration file. Note: Before removing the NaturalFax library, ensure there are no applications running which use NaturalFax.
To remove NaturalFax: Log in as the designated user for the NaturalFax application. Remove the NaturalFax environment variables added during installation: Use a text editor to open the shell script file executed by the root user's login shell as part of the login sequence. If the root user's shell is the Bourne or Korn shell, edit the /.profile file. If the root user's shell is the C shell, edit the /.login file. Remove the NMSLMFDB, NFXTEXTFONT, and NFXHEADERFONT lines that you added during installation. Save the modified shell script file and exit the text editor. Log in as root. Invoke the pkgrm utility by entering: pkgrm nfx pkgrm displays the following prompt: The following package is currently installed: NaturalFax Software Development Kit for Unixware Do you want to remove this package [y,n,?,q] Enter y. After the removal has completed, pkgrm displays the following confirmation: Removal of <nfx> was successful. Exit the root shell by entering: exit

3.4 SCO OpenServer Software Removal

To remove NaturalFax from your SCO OpenServer system, use the pkgrm utility. You will also need to remove the NaturalFax environment variables from the root user's shell login script.
All Natural Media products use the same license configuration file. If no other Natural Media products are installed on your system, you can remove the license configuration file. Removing the NaturalFax software does not require removing the license configuration file. Note: Before removing the NaturalFax library, ensure there are no applications running which use NaturalFax.
To remove NaturalFax: Log in as the designated user for the NaturalFax application. Remove the NaturalFax environment variables added during installation: Use a text editor to open the shell script file executed by the root user's login shell as part of the login sequence. If the root user's shell is the Bourne or Korn shell, edit the /.profile file. If the root user's shell is the C shell, edit the /.login file. Remove the NMSLMFDB, NFXTEXTFONT, and NFXHEADERFONT lines that you added during installation. Save the modified shell script file and exit the text editor. Log in as root. Invoke the pkgrm utility by entering: pkgrm nfx pkgrm displays the following prompt: The following package is currently installed: NaturalFax Software Development Kit for SCO UNIX (i386) Do you want to remove this package [y,n,?,q] Enter y. After the removal has completed, pkgrm displays the following confirmation: Removal of <nfx> was successful. Exit the root shell by entering: exit

3.5 Solaris Software Removal

To remove NaturalFax from your Solaris system, use the pkgrm utility. You will also need to remove the NaturalFax environment variables from the root user's shell login script.
All Natural Media products use the same license configuration file. If no other Natural Media products are installed on your system, you can remove the license configuration file. Removing the NaturalFax software does not require removing the license configuration file. Note: Before removing the NaturalFax library, ensure there are no applications running which use NaturalFax.
To remove NaturalFax: Log in as the designated user for the NaturalFax application. Remove the NaturalFax environment variables added during installation: Use a text editor to open the shell script file executed by the root user's login shell as part of the login sequence. If the root user's shell is the Bourne or Korn shell, edit the /.profile file. If the root user's shell is the C shell, edit the /.login file. Remove the NMSLMFDB, NFXTEXTFONT, and NFXHEADERFONT lines that you added during installation. Note: All Natural Media products use the same license configuration file. Remove this only if no other Natural Media products are installed. Save the modified shell script file and exit the text editor. Log in as root. Invoke the pkgrm utility by entering: pkgrm nfx pkgrm displays the following prompt: The following package is currently installed: NaturalFax Software Development Kit for Solaris Do you want to remove this package [y,n,?,q] Enter y. After the removal has completed, pkgrm displays the following confirmation: Removal of <nfx> was successful. Exit the root shell by entering: exit

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