Quick tip: aborting the loading of a song

Question

I like to keep aliases to each project file I'm working on, for a given album, in a single folder. Now I must be a spaz, but about once a week I double-click on the wrong file in the list, usually missing the [intended] one above/below it by a millimeter.
Luckily, there's a quick stop for this, if Logic isn't already running: when you realize it was the wrong file, IMMEDIATELY hold down the command key. If you catch it early enough, you will be prompted to launch Logic in Demo mode, at which point you can click the "Quit" button.
This has saved me a lot of time, as some of my projects take minutes to open. Nothing worse than sitting through all the loading of samples & plugs just so you can Quit immediately.

Answer 1

or whilst logic is active and about to launch
hold down OPTION+APPLE and hit ESCAPE then hit ENTER/RETURN
thats it
its the easiest way, this also useful when applications are frozen or not responding
and its also good when you got too many folders open and you can't be bothered to close one by one
hold down OPTION+APPLE and hit ESCAPE then select FINDER and hit ENTER/RETURN
done all folders close at once
stash