Properly delet the trial version after paying for registered version?

[Flying Trunk Mo]

I'm not the most computer savvy but I'm a bit of a Nazi abou not having unnnecessary stuff on my computer. I paid/registered my family version yesterday. I'd like to delete the trial version. How do I do so properly/thouroughly while avoiding any negative effects to the registered version.

Thanks

[Spoon]

Re: Properly delet the trial version after paying for registered version?

Just uninstall it through the Programs and Features section in Control Panel, then reboot Windows and install the registered version.

[Ted98]

Re: Properly delet the trial version after paying for registered version?

I am also new to the program and have downloaded the trial and like it, especially for multi-disc CDs and obscure magazine cover CDs (BBC Music Magazine - which when ripped with another program installed on my ripping NAS, end up with rubbish requiring to be extensively edited). I wish to "upgrade" to the full versiion and have searched the website and this forum, but cannot determine if:
1 I should install the downloaded paid-for version without deleting the trial ie will it overwrite the trial maintaining the configuration?
2 Further to above - will I have to re-configure the full version, including testing and setting up my CD drive?

Finally as an aside and I will try to search to see if the answer is on the forum, can I edit tags after ripping with this program, as in say (quietly!) mp3tag?

Thanks in advance for your patience!

[Spoon]

Re: Properly delet the trial version after paying for registered version?

Any way of installing is fine, all settings are always preserved.

To edit tags, select file >> right click >> edit id tags

[Ted98]

Re: Properly delet the trial version after paying for registered version?

Thanks for info. Will purchase full version as I am having great experience with the trial version with previously difficult to rip CDs - including cover art not available in other program's databases and automatic pick up of difference between "artist" and "composer" on classical CDs. Very impressed with program and the polite manner of this forum.