How to turn off open apps on ipad mini

I understand there is a way to show and easily turn off open apps on the mini, please advise!

If you mean close apps from the switcher, double press the home button, hold down on one app, then press the - symbol.

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WOW - Can't this be a flashing message in the forums since it's been asked about a 1,000 times now.

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How to turn off music app.....it just keeps running and running and running.

As in turn off the music?
Open the Music App and pause the paying music,
Or double click the Home button and swipe all the way to the left, and then tap the pause button to stop the music.

HT4053 just updated my iphone and now I don't know how t o turn off open apps

just updated my iphone and now I don't know how t o turn off open apps

double tap home button
swipe up on app window

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How do I turn off Open Directory? In Server Admin.app, if I uncheck the Open Directory service and click 'save', it re-checks itself on.

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How to turn off all apps?

Is there a way to turn off all Apps on original iPad?

Double tap the Home button and a list of apps should come up on the bottom of the screen. Hold down one of the icons for a few seconds and a minus button should appear in the top left hand corner of the apps. You can press that and the apps should turn off. All of this needs to be done on the home screen, not the lock screen.

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I am configuring a MacPro with ML Server 10.8.2 for internal-only use. I have DNS working on it (with the annoyance that it goes out of its way to break wildcard host names, and it doesn't know how to properly create the zone files to allow a secondary DNS server to do reverse-name-lookups properly). I have only 2 users (admin and Time Machine), Time Machine is working for client Macs using the Time Machine user account, and File Sharing is working (using either account), sharing a RAID of internal drives an a pair of USB-attached external drives.
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I've rebooted the machine and after the reboot, sometimes, it appears as if I can add/delete/modify Users and Groups. Other times, after the reboot, the +/- buttons are greyed out and I cannot add/edit/modify Users and Groups. I have not yet tried to add/delete/modify users yet because I'm leery of trusting the server with this error message.
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I think I solved my problem by running the following command:
sudo slapconfig -destroyldapserver diradmin
diradmin is the name of the Open Directory admin account I created.
The Open Directory Service now appears "off" and no longer had the green dot next to it in the list of services.
Obviously, NOT a good solution to someone who was actively using Open Directory as this appears to have deleted all the data associated with Open Directory.
Users and Groups now allow me to add/delete/modify.
Sad to see an Apple product have such issues.

HT201365 How to turn off the apps so that battery not running out fast with ios 7.0.2

Im so regret to upgrade my ipad mini. The apps cant turn off n my battery is running out fast. What is the solution?

LaiWei Mok wrote:
.... The apps cant turn off ...
How to Close Apps
Double Tap the Home Button... Then swipe the App (not the icon) Upwards... Tap the Home Button when finished.
From Here > http://support.apple.com/kb/HT4211
Also have a look here...
http://osxdaily.com/2013/09/19/ios-7-battery-life-fix/
http://osxdaily.com/2013/09/23/ios-7-slow-speed-it-up/
If no joy...
Connect to iTunes on the computer you usually Sync with and Restore
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1414
Make sure you have the Latest Version of iTunes (v11) Installed on your computer
iTunes free download from www.itunes.com/download

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I understand you no longer want to receive messages and sms on your iPad. You can do this by disabling SMS Relay, or by signing out of iMessage entirely. The following articles offer further guidance:
Connect your iPhone, iPad, iPod touch, and Mac using Continuity - Apple Support
SMS
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Problem with opening apps on iPad Mini

I just signed into a new wireless network (which requires credentials to be entered when you first open Safari) and some of my internet-dependent apps will not work. iMessage, Facetime, and SnapChat work sometimes, but not consistently. Things like Facebook, Netflix, and Twitter will not open, I cannot connect to the App Store either. Any help would be awesome!
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If you are refering to documents such as Pages and Numbers files....
The only way around this is to "save as" you icloud documents using the associated app to a local folder on your mac. Then turn off icloud.
Of course, when you sign off of icloud, the docs are removed from the mac, but remain in icloud. In the future when you sign back in, the documents are available to you again.
Oh, and the icloud documents are also stored locally in ...
~/Library/Mobile Documents
Note that Library in the user's home folder is now hidden, so you'll have to set Finder to view hidden files.
The Mobile Documents folder has subfolder where copies of the doc/data files are stored.
You can move these files to another folder to save them.

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