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7/14/2006 5:22 PM
 
Is it possible to remove modules you don't want out of the system completely? I would like to make installs for people and remove some of the default modules that come with the system.
 
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7/15/2006 1:14 AM
 
On a fresh install, only the modules contained in the Install folder will be installed.  So you merely need to remove them from that folder before running the installation.  It is also easy to delete modules after they have been installed:  just go into the module in the module definitions, and delete it.  But by removing them from the install folder they don't even get installed in the first place.


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