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How to open all dock apps at once?
I've seen a video on youtube awhile back about opening all the dock apps at once. But now I'm having trouble finding it.
Does anyone know how to open them all at once?
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You can open all apps at once from the Applications folder by hitting Command+A then Command+O.
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Thanks for the fast reply, Is there a way to close them all at once? LOL
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Not sure, Command-Q repeatedly will do the job though.
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ROFLMAO
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I just wanted to see how long it would take to open them all. but yea, it was easier just to reboot.
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Opening all apps at once
It is interesting that Apple salespeople are just learning about this and are demoing it as a "stress test" for the new fusion drives. I also found a link that seemed be a better solution: http://osxdaily.com/2012/10/02/stress-test-mac-cpu/
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