On the other hand, if the Message Viewer is open, then typing ⌘1 does nothing when Preferences is the frontmost window, it does not even beep, although the menu title does blink as if Mail had actually executed the command (but it hasn't). and, yet more interesting, ⌘1 works again if you open Preferences in front of the message window that caused that command to beep before, but only if the Message Viewer is closed. If there are no message windows open - yes, interestingly enough, ⌘1 doesn't work and beeps at you when the frontmost window is a message window, regardless of whether the Message Viewer window is open or not. Mailbox > Go To > In), but it also opens the Message Viewer window This is actually the command shortcut for selecting the Inbox mailbox ( Just type ⌘1 (Command-1) afterwards to open the Message Viewer window again. What does work in Mail is holding down the Option key while clicking the red close button at the top left of any window. It is therefor handy for users who close all open programs and windows manually before they shut down their system.In many applications, holding the Option key causes theĬlose All Windows, but for some reason Mail doesn't do it. It will not shut down Windows for you though. When you double-click it, it will close down all windows in record time. Depending on their settings, Windows may force programs to terminate which can result in the aforementioned problems.Ĭlose All is a lightweight portable application for Windows that provides users with an option to close all program windows at once by executing it on the system. Most Windows users come into contact with closing windows by force when they press the shutdown button on their computer.
Firefox may for instance "forget" the current browsing session on next start up. Some one the other hand may give you problems. Most programs close down just fine, even if forced to close on the other hand.
While it is possible to close programs directly, for instance by killing their running process, it is usually better to close the applications from within the program interface so that program settings and data are saved correctly and without chance of corruption or errors.
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