How do I end task so I can close an application that seems to be stuck open? I don't know Mac's version of windows end task.
You can force quit application by typing the key combination <COMMAND> + <OPTION> + <ESC>
This will bring up a dialog like:
select the application , then click the "Force Quit" button
You can force quit application by typing the key combination <COMMAND> + <OPTION> + <ESC>
This will bring up a dialog like:
select the application , then click the "Force Quit" button
And of course, the Force Quit dialog box isn't really a task manager in the Windows sense; all you can do there is nuke the running apps. The real task manager is the Activity Monitor found in Utilities. But there's no key combination by default to bring that up.
Alternative approaches include "Force Quit" from the Apple menu. Control-click on the dock icon then, "Quit" or "Force Quit", whichever appears. Quit and Force Quit a selected process from Activity monitor (Utilities folder).
charlie
Thanks very much, exactly what I needed to know
If you want to learn more about the Task Manager Mac, click the following link to know. There are many ways you can launch the Activity Monitor application, or also known as Task Manager for Mac.
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what keys bring up task manager?
