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Originally Posted by kaplin42
The point is, your not supposed to. It works like iOS, you move on to the next program and leave the old one running. If an app is not the focus, then it doesn't take up any processing cycles, it just sits in the background waiting for you to use it again.
If you really want to close it though, then try CTRL+Shift+ESC and end the task/process.
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I can't even figure out how to get back to the ****ing desktop...
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