XboxMySocks macrumors 68020 Original poster Oct 25, 2009 2,249 226 Jun 26, 2013 #1 CMD Alt ESC isn't working for me.
M5RahuL macrumors 68040 Aug 1, 2009 3,535 2,288 TeXaS Jun 26, 2013 #2 Command - Option - Escape is working for me... Or, Click on the Apple logo [ top left ] and choose Force Quit
Command - Option - Escape is working for me... Or, Click on the Apple logo [ top left ] and choose Force Quit
XboxMySocks macrumors 68020 Original poster Oct 25, 2009 2,249 226 Jun 27, 2013 #3 M5RahuL said: Command - Option - Escape is working for me... Or, Click on the Apple logo [ top left ] and choose Force Quit Click to expand... Bizarre. Beta software
M5RahuL said: Command - Option - Escape is working for me... Or, Click on the Apple logo [ top left ] and choose Force Quit Click to expand... Bizarre. Beta software
w0lf macrumors 65816 Feb 16, 2013 1,268 109 USA Jun 27, 2013 #4 If you have access to the dock I believe right clicking while holding option lets you force quit an app.
If you have access to the dock I believe right clicking while holding option lets you force quit an app.
Ddyracer macrumors 68000 Nov 24, 2009 1,787 32 Jun 27, 2013 #5 Additionally, Command, Option, Shift, Esc will force quit an app when the window or full screen is active.
Additionally, Command, Option, Shift, Esc will force quit an app when the window or full screen is active.
talmy macrumors 601 Oct 26, 2009 4,729 340 Oregon Jun 27, 2013 #6 Ddyracer said: Additionally, Command, Option, Shift, Esc will force quit an app when the window or full screen is active. Click to expand... ...which I only discovered recently. One trick though, you must hold the keys down for several seconds before it will work. And of course all of these force quit approaches apply to OS X before Mavericks as well!
Ddyracer said: Additionally, Command, Option, Shift, Esc will force quit an app when the window or full screen is active. Click to expand... ...which I only discovered recently. One trick though, you must hold the keys down for several seconds before it will work. And of course all of these force quit approaches apply to OS X before Mavericks as well!
Ddyracer macrumors 68000 Nov 24, 2009 1,787 32 Jun 27, 2013 #7 talmy said: ...which I only discovered recently. One trick though, you must hold the keys down for several seconds before it will work. And of course all of these force quit approaches apply to OS X before Mavericks as well! Click to expand... I just found out now
talmy said: ...which I only discovered recently. One trick though, you must hold the keys down for several seconds before it will work. And of course all of these force quit approaches apply to OS X before Mavericks as well! Click to expand... I just found out now