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none of these work.. - Version: 0.1, 6/13/2003 05:53AM PST
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dfbillsPRO
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- none of these work.. (1 replies)
This is a lot easier than using applescript. - Version: 0.1, 6/12/2003 09:35PM PST
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Brak
Save yourself some anguish and just use this. It will get the job done for certain
kill `ps -caxwwopid,command | grep $1 | cut -b 1-6`;Replace $1 with the app name like "TextEdit" or "Safari". You can just paste this in the Terminal whenever you gotta kill an unresponsive app.
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another tip - Version: 0.1, 6/12/2003 09:05PM PST
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sooloo
if the app name contains spaces, you have to enclose it in quotes, or escape the space with a backslash.
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- Already done (3 replies)
none of these work.. but, you know what does?
kill -9 processnumber