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Usually, Mac apps run just fine.  But sometimes, it may stop responding for one reason or another.  The following how to’s should be done as a last resort, as it may cause file corruption or even loss of data.

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Option #1 – By Key Combination:

  • When an app stops responding, press [Command] + [Option] + [Escape].
  • Verify you wish to exit the app.

Option #2 – By the Finder:

  • When the app stops responding, select the Finder.
  • Select the  option from the top menu.
  • Select “Force Quit”
  • Pick the app that’s not responding, and click “Force Quit.”

Option #3 – Via the Terminal:

  • Open Terminal.
  • Type: killall nameofapp 
  • The app quits.
  • Close the Terminal Window.

 

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