OS X Quick Tip: Quickly Close All Apps

Posted by: Michael on Feb 7, 2007

Today’s OS X Quick Tip is from Filip Lam. Click Here to check out his blog. Thanks Filip!

The quickest way to quit one application is to hit command+q. But what if you want to quit several?

command_tab.jpgInstead of highlighting every application you want to quit and then press a keyboard command, you can do it in this way. Hit command+tab to bring up a semi-transparent window (see picture) that let you see all open applications. Normally people use command+tab to switch application. But if you hit Q you will quit the highlighted app. You can move around by pressing the arrow keys or hit tab several times.

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Docteur Christophe

February 7th, 2007 at 3:58 pm

Hi,
It would be a fantastic tip if it was working!
It is not the case with my PowerBook 15″ DVD-DL running 10.4.8


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