Uninstalling Command & Conquer

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From: ec... Peter R. Cowling
Date: Thu, 22 Feb 2001 15:26

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Some help is requested, please.
I have managed to wrestle my computer away from my son and am trying to
uninstall a number of games. Some games uninstall through the "add/remove
programs" icon in the control panel (Windows 95).
Command and Conquer does not have such a capability.

I note that there are files in folders "c:\C&c", "C&cwar" and
"c:\games\c&c", although I do not know if there are any other associated
files elsewhere.
Is there a special procedure for uninstalling C&C, or can I just delete all
the files in the above folders.
Any help would be appreciated
Peter Cowling

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