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Stop processes when you go to the login window
If you want to ensure things aren't running (like iTunes/Classic, etc) disable FUS. Create an applescript to take you to the login window (search around here for it, there's a bunch of solutions like this: http://www.macosxhints.com/article.php?story=20031102031045417) and use that to "switch". I installed iKey (or some other global keyboard shortcut program) and assigned a key combo to switch to the login window. I also used ScriptSaver to call the loginwindow script.
Stop processes when you go to the login window
How to you escape the space in "Menu Extras" for applescript while preserving the "\ " for the shell?
Stop processes when you go to the login window
Hello there,
Stop processes when you go to the login window
That makes perfect sense, but just to show that there's more than one way to do things, here's how I did it: put single-quotes around the command (within the double quotes).
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