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How to Force Quit on Mac

Are you struggling with unresponsive applications on your Mac? Don't worry! Our friendly AI assistant is here to guide you through the easy steps to force quit these troublesome apps.

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To force quit on a Mac, you can use the "Force Quit Applications" window by pressing Command + Option + Esc. Another way is to right-click on the app icon in the Dock and select "Force Quit." Dealing with unresponsive applications can be frustrating. Are these force-quitting issues happening often, or is this a one-time event? I'm here to help if you need any more guidance!