B Boesky macrumors 6502 Original poster Jul 16, 2009 364 0 Nov 14, 2009 #1 Like close every window you see with one button? Without restarting/shutting down the computer.
BittenApple macrumors 65816 Nov 29, 2008 1,030 595 Nov 14, 2009 #2 You can close every window inside an App by pressing option while you click the close button or by pressing the keyboard command Command-Option-W Does not close all the windows system wide but a nice tip.
You can close every window inside an App by pressing option while you click the close button or by pressing the keyboard command Command-Option-W Does not close all the windows system wide but a nice tip.
jmann macrumors 604 Dec 8, 2007 6,932 57 bump on a log in a hole in the bottom of the sea Nov 14, 2009 #3 I would just press cmd + tab and keep holding cmd and then press Q a bunch of times to quit all of the applications running.
I would just press cmd + tab and keep holding cmd and then press Q a bunch of times to quit all of the applications running.
Gregg2 macrumors 604 May 22, 2008 7,410 1,330 Milwaukee, WI Nov 14, 2009 #4 Well, Finder is an application also. So, technically, the answer to your question is yes.* But, I assume you mean all applications except Finder. The answer to that is no. I'm afraid you have to quit them one at a time. *It's called Shut Down!
Well, Finder is an application also. So, technically, the answer to your question is yes.* But, I assume you mean all applications except Finder. The answer to that is no. I'm afraid you have to quit them one at a time. *It's called Shut Down!