A better way of stopping the program would be to use the process viewer. ALL running programs show up there, regardless of whether they are in the dock or not. A quick command will quit anything you want (including the commands that run the OS).
A great way to get quick access to the process veiwer is to download and install the system preference pane "Spy." It puts a little icon in your menu bar that shows your processor's activity, and if you click on it gives you speedy access to the process viewer.
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Premature (I like it but...) - captainstewart
A better way of stopping the program would be to use the process viewer. ALL running programs show up there, regardless of whether they are in the dock or not. A quick command will quit anything you want (including the commands that run the OS).A great way to get quick access to the process veiwer is to download and install the system preference pane "Spy." It puts a little icon in your menu bar that shows your processor's activity, and if you click on it gives you speedy access to the process viewer.
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Saturday, May 22 2004 @ 01:13 PM PDT