>> Be careful though, some applications don't like to have their >> languages files deleted. As Acrobat Pro for example. >> > > You can leave Acrobats stuff alone. Theyre referring to the system > language files that OS X installs by default and takes up a GB or so > of data.. Not installing these wont have any affect on your apps > unless you try to run it in a language that the system cant handle > hehe. > > Another thing you can also remove during the OS X install are the > insane amount of printer drivers as well. Takes up more space then > the languages I believe. Ah ok :-) Yes, it's better to make a "clean" install from the beginning of the OSX installation and uncheck all languages and printer drivers (except the ones you need of course :-) ) But if someone use one of those utilities to get rid of Application's languages, then do it carefully... Some don't mind and some really don't like it :-) Cheers, Frédéric BERTI S.M.M. ESSANIA design –––––––––––––––– 3D | WEB | MUSIC –––––––––––––––– Grand-Rue 33 1204 Genève Suisse +41 22 310 4263 http://www.essania.net