How to close open programs

When you double click the home button, how do close the open application?

Double tap the Home button, then swipe upwards on the App Preview (not the App Icon)

Similar Messages

How to close external programs?

Hi there,
in vbs is a command "ExtProgram(ExtProgramName, ExtProgramArg)" to
start external programs. But how to close external programs when
they finished its work? Is there a vbs-command for it? Is there a way
when calling "cmd.exe" with a proper parameter?
Martin Bohm

Hello Martin!
Yes, with the tool 'tasklist' in the same directory.
The problem is that it is not easy to query from script. I tried it in the following script. Perhaps not perfect espacially because a command interpreter pop up every time you call the function.Option Explicit
If IsDIAdemRunning() Then
Call MsgBox( "At least one DIAdem is running!" )
Else
Call MsgBox( "No DIAdem at all!" )
End If
Function IsDIAdemRunning()
Dim oWshShell
Dim oExec
' Execute via Shell Object
Set oWshShell = CreateObject("WScript.Shell")
Set oExec = oWshShell.Exec( "C:\windows\system32\tasklist.exe /FI ""IMAGENAME eq DIAdem.exe""")
' wait until tasklist is finished
Do While oExec.Status = 0
Pause(1)
Loop
' no Standard Output -> no DIAdem running
IsDIAdemRunning = Len(oExec.StdOut.ReadAll) <> 0
End Function
A better solution might be possible via WMI.
Matthias
Matthias Alleweldt
Project Engineer / Projektingenieur
Twigeater?

How to close Open Outbound Deliveries

Hi All,
please could u tell me how to close Open Outbound Deliveries?
Regards,
Ramesh

Ramesh,
The delivery will be open until the PGI is completed and fully invoiced. If you don't want to inoice, then PGI needs to be reversed and delete the delivery.
If all the subsequent documents are created for full qunaity and still the delivery is open, then you will need to set the status as completed in the debug level. Consult your ABAP expert.
Prase

How to close opened URL

Hello, I have a question on how to close opened browser window/tab.
I having the following rightnow
NSURL* url = [ [NSURL alloc] initWithString: urlBase ];
[[NSWorkspace sharedWorkspace] openURL: url];
I looked around and openURL returns a bool. How can I do something like [browserWindow close]?
I thought about using js in the opened URL page to close the window/tab, but closing from where I launched the URL would work better for me.
thanks

837703 wrote:
Hi I'm a little green with the URL // Runtime class and I don't know how to sure up this method.
Essentially I want to make close an opened url page with a timer actionlistener.
You should check out:
http://www.javaworld.com/javaworld/jw-12-2000/jw-1229-traps.html
But anyhow, your statement
Runtime.getRuntime().exec("rundll32 url.dll,FileProtocolHandler " + url);Actually returns a Process Object.
So you should change it to something like:
Process myProcess = Runtime.getRuntime().exec("rundll32 url.dll,FileProtocolHandler " + url);Then if you want to kill the process you can just do:
myProcess.destroy();hope that helps.
take a look at:
http://download.oracle.com/javase/1.4.2/docs/api/java/lang/Process.html
for more Info on processes

How to close open windows with ios7, How to close open windows with ios7

How to close open windows with ios7, How to close open windows with ios7?

Guess they thought we needed more exercise so now we have to swip them to close.....miss iOS6. My eyes are blurry now after looking at my phone, and my arms are tired from swipping lol

How to close OPEN RELAY on Exchange 2010 EDGE server

How to close open relay on it?
Server passed OPEN relay test and we would like to avoid spammers attackin us.with best regards
bostjanc

Get-ReceiveConnector | Get-ADPermission | where {($_.ExtendedRights -like "*SMTP-Accept-Any-Recipient*")} | where {$_.User -like '*anonymous*'} | ft identity,user,extendedrights
Identity User
ExtendedRights
EXCHANGE-EDGE\Default internal receive co... NT AUTHORITY\ANONYMOUS LOGON {ms-Exch-SMTP-Accept-Any-Recipient}
Recreated RECIEVE CONNECTOR on EDGE solved it.
bostjanc

How do I create a workflow to close open programs and then turn off?

I want to create a workflow where any open programs will be closed and then my Mac will turn itself off. How do I do this?
Cheers.

I don't use Automator, but the following Applescript will do it:
set excludedones to {"loginwindow", "Dock", "SystemUIServer", "MirrorAgent", "UniversalAccess", "iCalAlarmScheduler", "System Events"}
tell application "Finder"
set quitlist to the name of every application process whose file type is "APPL"
end tell
repeat with i from 1 to count of quitlist
set aProcess to item i of quitlist
if aProcess is not in excludedones then
try
tell application aProcess to quit
end try
end if
end repeat
tell application "Finder"
shut down
end tell
Actually the last three lines by themselves would probably do it. Of course if any of the applications have open unsaved documents then you will get the usual dialog about do you want to save them.

How to close open subvi's in the beginning of running the main vi.

Hello,
I've got a pretty large application that is dependant on several subvi's.
I'm searching for a way to close the subvi's when I start running my main application.
All these subvi's need to be closed during the initialisation phase of my main application. (before it is doing its main task.)
I know it is possible to ask for the VI's in memory for my LabVIEW application, but I don't know how to close a subvi programmatically. (unload it from memory)
What I want to do is check for a list of open subvi's in the beginning of my main application. (only a limited set of subvi's)
If one of the subvi's is indeed open I want to close it (unload it) and then start doing my thing from within the main application.
Note: The subvi's need to be closed so that I can load them dynamically later in the program. If one of the subvi's is open and I start running my main application I get an incorrect behaviour.
Thx for the help!
Message Edited by noxus on 11-14-2006 08:07 AM

Noxus,
I programmed a small example.
If you have further questions do not hesitate to come back...
BR,
ThSa
(Additonally I added the screenshot in term of that you do not have LV 8.20)
http://www.newgistics.com
Attachments:
VI_Server_LV820.zip ‏12 KB

How to close running program?

Is there a way to close a program in Windows if I know the loaded exe name? How is this done?
There is a program called kill.exe from the NT resource kit. It's used as "kill.exe processname". I'd like to use something similar but through a Java object.
Thanks,
Brett

You can close only those programs which you run through your java program. e.g. you can run a batch file through your java program as follows:
Runtime runtime = Runtime.getRuntime();
Process process = runtime.exec("c:\\my.bat");
Now you have a reference of your created program. At any time you can close it as follows:
process.destroy();

How to close a program that is not visible

I have downloaded an app/program that I cannot delete as it keeps telling me the program is still open, but I am unable to open it and find it. The program is Tone Sync Zedge. Any help is greatly appreciated.

Hello Niel
Thanks for your advice. I tried both ways you suggested and neither worked. It keeps telling me the program is open and when I click on the program to "open" it., nothing happens. I really appreciate your advise as MAC is new to me and I know know how to delete a program that is normal, just nto working with the unfortunate download I put onto the computer. Any advise is greatly appreciated!

How to close open cursors in a forms app

All,
I'm not a forms developer. I'm a database administrator so I'm asking this question from that perspective. I know nothing about forms development.
We have several forms applications that appear to hold many SELECT cursors open when they run. I've asked my forms developers about this and they are giving me the idea that they don't have much control over this. I have no idea myself so I'm asking here.
When one issues selects from a form, do those selects remain as open cursors while the form runs? Is it possible to close those select cursors from within the form so that the application does not keep so many cursors open simultaneously?
I am typically seeing a forms application with 70-100 open cursors. And we have hundreds of end users each running the forms application which is causing a lot of problems with the sheer number of open cursors.
I've already bumped the database OPEN_CURSORS parameter but it's my feeling that developers should be doing a better job of closing cursors from within the form.
Can anyone give me some guidance here or point me to some documents that describe how to reduce the number of open cursors to the database from a forms app?
Thanks,

There are several ways Forms use cursors. In the standard default method, users enter a query where condition and then execute the query. This process opens a cursor on the server, and the form fetches a few (20 or so) rows and displays on the screen (in a base-table "block"). If the user scrolls down, more rows are fetched from the cursor. This can go on and on if the user keeps scrolling down through the data. I am not sure when the cursor gets closed -- there is no Forms command to close this one. Only closing the form, or else re-executing the query process would close such a cursor.
In the PL/SQL code, where the developer has control, a cursor can be opened, rows fetched, and then closed. This can be done either with Open-Fetch-Close or in a For... Loop. The developer can explicitly close this cursor, or PL/SQL theoretically closes the cursor when the block of code is exited.
There is of course the SQL Select into, but that only works in PL/SQL for single-row selects. I doubt this is a major problem.
And finally, there are the record groups, where Forms runs the select to draw all the data into an array in the form. These should be closed automatically, I believe.
Now... if you can determine which tables the cursors are remaining open, maybe your developers can zero in on the forms, and maybe clean up some things. However, I am doubtful much can be done. It seems to me that if the open cursors are causing some database sluggishness, then maybe adding more memory on the server is the best option.

How to close open hi-hat with closed hat (Ultrabeat)

I loaded the 2 samples but can figure out how to mute one sound with the other.....help
thanks in advance

hi peter
the group setting is small and hard to see, and easy to miss. looking at ultrabeat, go all the way to the right of center, you'll see ther name Ultrabeat, below is a round dial and below that is the settings for trigger and group. Put all your hats in the same group and next note cuts off the first, closed hat closes the open hi hat

How to close open requests

Dear All
Iam using SAP GRC 5.3
Iam using SAPGRC_AC_IDM_SUBMITREQUEST webservice which generates the request Number.
The status of the above generated request Number is "open" .
How can the status of the above generated request Number be set to "closed"
Thanks
Jagan

Jagan,
The only way to close the request is to either approve or reject it. You can follow the what Sudip mentioned here. You can also 'cancel' the requests so that they don't just sit there and keep waiting for the approval.
Requests can be in any of the following status:
1) Open: Approval/rejection needs to be done.
2) Closed: Approval/rejection has been finished all the way through end of the path.
3) Hold: Request is in hold status
4) Cancel: Request has been canceled as no approval/rejection is needed.
Regards,
Alpesh

How to close my program windows?

Hey
One thing I have noticed about apple computers is that you don't just X your programs out, you need to click the program up on the left and click "Close Safari" for example or they don't close correctly, or do they? Because when I just x out my programs / applications I don't know if my macbook closes them? I'm also wondering, if you could x them out, there wouldn't be no option to need to close them which apple computers offer, or by also pressing CMD (Command) plus Q. So I'm just wondering, is it enough by just x'ing or what's this deal about
Thanks in advance

Matthew Shamounnia wrote:
One thing I have noticed about apple computers is that you don't just X your programs out, you need to click the program up on the left and click "Close Safari" for example or they don't close correctly, or do they? Because when I just x out my programs / applications I don't know if my macbook closes them?
What you are running into is a basic difference between Macs and Windows. In Windows, every application is contained in an enclosing window with its own menu bar. Inside that are the document windows. When you click the X in the enclosing window, you X-out the entire application and it quits. You can also click X in document windows to close them without closing the entire application, but you can always be sure the clicking the X on the application window will always close the application.
In OS X the enclosing window is optional. This leads to a lot of confusion with new users because of the inconsistency in the user interface. In OS X, some apps use an enclosing window like iPhoto. If you mouse over the red button you see an X, if you click that it works like Windows where the program quits. But some applications like TextEdit do not have an enclosing window so if you click the red button/X you are only closing a window, and the application stays open.
In general, if it is a single-window application, clicking the red X button closes the entire program; if it is a multiple-window program you must use the Quit command instead. But this is still confusing because you may not have advance knowledge of whether an application is single or multiple window. The user experience on Windows is a bit more consistent in this area.
To keep things simple on the Mac, it's best to not try and figure out what kind of program it is, forget about whether you should be clicking this or that, and instead just use File/Quit or command-Q to close an app because that works every time.

Does anyone know how to close open Purchase orders

Here is the scenario, GR has been generated, Invoice has been paid , and Po is still sitting open in the system. I would like to know what steps and if you wouldn'y mind what transactions are needed to close these PO's. Pls bear in mind I'm new to SAP so i may need some hand holding.
Thank you

Based on your statement, i am guessing the IR i.e the invoice was entered without reference to the PR or is it like the IR and the payment was done in an external system ??
If the IR and the payment are done in an external system, you can use MR11 to close the POs.
If only the payment is done in an external system, you can use F-44 to clear the vendor account balances and the POs.
Hope that helps..
Thanks,
Nandita

How to close open programs

Similar Messages

Maybe you are looking for