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Originally Posted by iknowsquat
Where are the apps? If they are in /system/app you first need to make /system writable. The main way is to use adb which is a tool with the Android SDK-software developers kit.
The command is
adb remount
Is it safe to assume you are new to Android? (Since you just rooted)
If so you got some learnin' to do 
Even if you are going to just skim the surface of the OS I'd suggest downloading the SDK, even if adb is the only tool you ever use.
This is a good place to start if you'd like to learn:
[GUIDE] ADB, Fastboot, and Nandroid for Noobs - xda-developers
You could also buy Root Explorer from the market. It's a file manager that makes system Re Writable or Read Only.
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figured my question would give me away, yup, brand new to android. thanks for the help and the link, i'll start my lessons tonight.