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10.3: Kill another user logged in under Fast User Switching
This is not tested, but under other *nixes, if you su to root, you can then su to the other username without their password (you are root after all)
10.3: Kill another user logged in under Fast User Switching
If everyone implemented AppleScript properly, that would work fine. Sadly, very few applications actually properly support the language with identical syntax. Photoshop Elements comes to mind...
10.3: Kill another user logged in under Fast User Switching
Doesn't work unfortunately. I get told by osascript that '0:22: execution error: No user interaction allowed. (-1713)'.
10.3: Kill another user logged in under Fast User Switching
in MacOS X, it would theoretically be possible to become the other user and run an applescript to kill their apps with saving, yes? Actually, before submitting this hint, I tried writing an AppleScript to logout a user, then su to that user and do a Unfortunately, all it did was log out my current user.
open doesn't work here!
always opens as the current logged-in user. Instead, try this:
or, in one line:
10.3: Kill another user logged in under Fast User Switching
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