#force quit

I can see you standing, honey,

With his arms around your body,

Laughin', but the joke's not funny at all.

And it took you five whole minutes,

To pack us up and leave me with it,

Holdin' all this love out here in the hall.

I think I've seen this film before,

And I didn't like the ending,

You're not my homeland anymore,

So what am I defending now?

You were my town, now I'm in exile, seein' you out.

I think I've seen this film before

CTRL + ALT + DEL on MAC

This series of blogs “The MAC Ways” is an attempt to make it easy for new MAC users who have Windows experience. In the coming weeks, I’ll post the most sought after Mac queries for the new Mac Users. If you want to read other blogs in the series, here are the links:

The Mac Ways

MAC Address Book

Uninstalling Applications on MAC

Installing Applications on MAC

What is my MAC OS Version

Let’s get on…

TIME FOR A LITTLE MR. R

There is a function on Apple computers, at least it’s on my iMac, that is called “Force Quit.” It is similar to the old combo of “Control-Alt-Delete” found on most PCs.  I really like Force Quit (FQ) because it takes no prisoners. Whatever you instruct FQ to shut down, it immediately terminates the program–Bam!  No questions asked. It is the ultimate “go to time-out” button and if you are the…