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Re: tell xxx to force quit
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Re: tell xxx to force quit


  • Subject: Re: tell xxx to force quit
  • From: Simon Forster <email@hidden>
  • Date: Fri, 06 Jul 2001 17:44:49 +0100

on 6/7/01 3:53 pm, email@hidden at email@hidden wrote:

> As you observe, force-quitting is a bad thing. You want to try a regular
> "quit"
> Apple Event first. "Quit" works even for many non-scriptable apps.

Yup.

But the app hangs on quit.

The server hangs.

I hang on the phone talking to support in the US.

Support in the US hangs on the phone getting back to the operations centre
in London.

I hang around waiting for London operations to call me to ask "How do you
reboot a Mac?"

(Why can't I call 'em direct as I used to? In my books Globix == bad at the
mo.)


With a bit of luck, killing the app on restart will make life somewhat
simpler :-)

Simon Forster
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