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Quit applications politely from the command line
Just a note that version 1.3 is available.
Arguments are the names of one or more applications.
Options:
-a Match argument string with any of the application's name, displayed name, short name, or title. E.g.: `quit "Microsoft Word"` and `quit -a Word` will both quit Microsoft Word, because the app calls itself "Word" in the menu bar.
-p Use partial matches (e.g. edit for TextEdit). Prompts for confirmation.
-s Attempt to save modified files when quitting. Overrides any previous -n option.
-n Do not attempt to save modified files when quitting. Overrides any previous -s option.
If neither the -s or -n options are specified, quit will try to detemine if any documents require saving, and if necessary will ask the user whether to save or not. |
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