Marcel,

I didn't see any responses so I'm going to take a shot.

In general, the application uninstall string is stored in the Registry.
After all, the "Remove" button has to submit some command to Windows to
cause the program to remove itself.  That Registry key is the command.
What's missing is the "hands off" part.  Depending on the installation
tool, you can try appending a "-a" or a "-q" to make it "quiet".

We used that technique to script the uninstall of the RightFax client on
over 100 PCs.  We located the uninstall string in the Registry, patched =
it
for silect operation, and fed it to Windows.  Worked like a charm.

Hope this helps, or at least points in a usable direction.

Tab Trepagnier
TSM Administrator
Laitram, L.L.C.