Unwanted User Styles
I accidentally doubled up on some sample user styles and want to clean it up by removing the duplication. How do I go about removing them please?
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From Capture One: Go to Styles and Presets tool. Locate the style delete. Right-click on the Style and select Delete.
From Finder: go to ~/Library/Application Support/Capture One/Styles and delete the styles you want to remove.0 -
Thank you as I can now tidy up my software...Pete 0 -
Hi Paul,
I have made the same mistake. The locations you point at contained the duplicate folders and files under high serria, but not under Mojave. Yes, I have activated show hidden files, but no hidden styles.
Deleting from within C1 is a very slow exercise.
Thank you in advance
Ian0 -
[quote="Ian1111" wrote:
Hi Paul,
I have made the same mistake. The locations you point at contained the duplicate folders and files under high serria, but not under Mojave. Yes, I have activated show hidden files, but no hidden styles.
Deleting from within C1 is a very slow exercise.
Thank you in advance
Ian
Thanks Ian, I will look into Mojave. Any idea where Mojave stores that information?
Are you sure you looked in ~/Library/Application Support and not in /Library/Application Support
The ~ is the difference and refers to the user's Library folder.
Still learning. 😉0 -
[quote="Paul_Steunebrink" wrote:
Thanks Ian, I will look into Mojave. Any idea where Mojave stores that information?
Are you sure you looked in ~/Library/Application Support and not in /Library/Application Support
The ~ is the difference and refers to the user's Library folder.
Still learning. 😉
On my MBP running Mojave they're still in that very same location.
Open Finder, press menu-item 'Go', press the Alt key so 'Library' pops up as an option, select that. Then go 'Application Support' -> 'Capture One' -> 'Styles'. All should be there.0 -
Thank you. Found and deleted.
Ian0
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