T techguy40 macrumors regular Original poster Dec 19, 2010 #1 How do you quit all open windows at once on a Mac?
simsaladimbamba Guest Dec 19, 2010 #2 CMD+OPTION+W, but it only works per application. Or you could hide all other applications (including windows) via CMD+OPTION+H. Last edited: Dec 19, 2010
CMD+OPTION+W, but it only works per application. Or you could hide all other applications (including windows) via CMD+OPTION+H.
S.B.G Moderator emeritus Dec 19, 2010 #3 I think the only way to accomplish that would be any of the following: Logout Restart Shutdown I'm sure that's not the answer you were quite looking for, but I don't think there is any other way.
I think the only way to accomplish that would be any of the following: Logout Restart Shutdown I'm sure that's not the answer you were quite looking for, but I don't think there is any other way.
richard.mac macrumors 603 Dec 19, 2010 #4 simsaladimbamba said: CMD+SHIFT+W, but it only works per application. Or you could hide all other applications (including windows) via CMD+OPTION+H. Click to expand... its option+cmd+W and option+cmd+H, however that only closes and hides, the OP is maybe looking to quit all. you could press cmd+tab and then while holding cmd press Q. or Google an Automator service/action or Apple Script that will quit all open apps.
simsaladimbamba said: CMD+SHIFT+W, but it only works per application. Or you could hide all other applications (including windows) via CMD+OPTION+H. Click to expand... its option+cmd+W and option+cmd+H, however that only closes and hides, the OP is maybe looking to quit all. you could press cmd+tab and then while holding cmd press Q. or Google an Automator service/action or Apple Script that will quit all open apps.