Uninstalled mendeley but the citation plugin still appears in word [closed] - mendeley

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I have uninstalled Mendeley on my Mac but the citation plugin still shows up in word. I have restarted my computer numerous times but still there. Not sure what I am doing wrong. Any suggestions would be helpful!
I have restarted my computer numerous times but still there. Not sure what I am doing wrong.

You can uninstall the MS plugin on Mendeley Desktop > Tools > Uninstall MS Word Plugin.
In your case, as you already uninstall the Mendeley Desktop, there's a way to remove by hand. According this thread/user, the steps are:
Open up Word and click on the main menu in the top left, and then
select "Word Options" towards the bottom of this menu.
From here
select "Add-Ins" on the left, and locate the "Mendeley-0.0.0.dot"
entry. The 0.0.0 number will reflect the respective version you have
installed. Next to it you will see the directory in which it is
located.
Here you can see more information about that too ("Citing Items in Word with the MS Word Plugin").

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Just installed OmniPascal extension into VSCode. Now ".dproj" and ".dpr" files are no longer associated with Embarcadero Delphi.
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Based on down votes I got, I decided to explain why I am asking this question.
I am writing a C# application that use the default printer.
The problem is when printing in Windows 10 through my application, the default printer is not returned as expected.
After some research, I found that it is a new feature developed by Microsoft: the last printer used for print is being the default one. However, that it is possible to turn this feature off.
Now, back to the original post:
I have Windows 10 installed and I am trying to turn off the "Let Windows manage my default printer" but I cannot find this option.
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Everytime I print a page or a blank one, my printer prints 3 pages. The first page is:
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The other 2 pages are blank. This has happened since a few days.
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