On Oct 18, 2012, at 12:51 AM, Anders Broman <anders.broman@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> From unistall.nsi
> :Section /o "Un.Personal Settings" un.SecPersonalSettings
> ;-------------------------------------------
> SectionIn 2
> SetShellVarContext current
> Delete "$APPDATA\${PROGRAM_NAME}\*.*"
> RMDir "$APPDATA\${PROGRAM_NAME}"
> SectionEnd
> :
Are Windows uninstallers *supposed* to remove your personal settings?
> PROGRAM_NAME used to be hardcoded Wireshark
...but that doesn't mean it's the name of the executable image; the name of the Wireshark executable image as we build install it is "wireshark.exe", with a lower-case "w", and other executable images have different names.
If it's anything at all, it's the name of the *installation* *directory* under \Program Files - but there's no requirement that the personal settings directory have the same name as the installation directory of the package.
