> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.swingsoftware.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.swingsoftware.com/seascape-for-notes/installation/uninstalling.md).

# Uninstalling

To uninstall Seascape for Notes, simply remove the Seascape database from your Notes data directory.

If you also wish to remove the resources Seascape extracted to your system during the installation process, follow these steps:

1\. Delete the SwPDFC folder from your system (including all sub-folders). The SwPDFC folder is located at `"\Data\SwPDFC\" (typically C:\Program Files\IBM\Lotus\Notes\Data or C:\Lotus\Notes\Data)`.

2\. If you find the swllrend.dll file located in your Lotus Notes or Domino installation folder (typically `C:\Program Files\IBM\Lotus\Notes\ or C:\Lotus\Notes\`), delete it.

3\. Open your notes.ini file (using any text editor), delete the lines listed below, and then save and close the file.

**Important:**

* Please create a backup of **notes.ini** file before making changes.
* Your **notes.ini** file might not contain all entries listed below.
* The notes.ini file is located at "\notes.ini".

List of entries to delete:

a) All entries starting with **SWJ** or **SWJOO**:

`SWJ0`\
`SWJ1`\
`SWJ2`\
`...`\
`SWJOO0`\
`SWJOO1`\
`SWJOO2`\
`...`

b) Entries starting with $Sw:

`$SwPDFJavaDir`\
`$SwPDFJarVer`\
`$SwPDFDoc`\
`$swFileDlgDirectory`\
`$swPDFAutoFileOpen`\
`$SwPDFcLVSO`\
`$SwPDFProgressCount`\
`$swPDFAutoFolderOpen`\
`$SwPDFFileDlg`\
`$SwPDFCreatorServer`\
`$SwPDFCreatorDB`\
`$SwPDFDllVer`\
`$SwPDFDb`\
`$SwPDFServer`\
`$SwPDFForm`\
`$SwPDFViewTitle`\
`$SwPDFContext`

c) Java heap size entries:\
`JavaMaxHeapSize`\
`JavaMinHeapSize`


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