When you're ready to log out, first click the application menu > Services > Quit All Apps to ensure Resume won't bring anything back. If so, create a new Service in Automator. It can be suppressed by unticking a box when logging out, restarting or shutting down via the Apple menu, but that option doesn't appear if you use Command+Ctrl+Eject or Command+Option+Ctrl+Eject to restart or shut down. Talks about how AppleScript can be used together with the Systems Accessibility API to automate the interface of applications that are not directly. This feature works great with an SSD, but not so well with a hard drive and many open apps. That setting doesn't affect Resume, which restores things the next time you log in.
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The feature can be turned off in System Preferences > General > Restore windows when quitting and re-opening apps. Fans may also purchase tickets online at or in person at the Red Sox Ticket Office located at 4 Jersey Street Boston, MA 02215. Fans with hearing impairments may call our TTY phone at (617) 226-6644. You can force it to forget things by quitting with Command+Option+Q instead. Fans with disabilities may purchase tickets for ADA accessible seating by calling (877) RED-SOX9. Lion remembers what was open when you quit many apps, including Safari and QuickTime, and brings it back the next time you use the app. Individuals using assistive technology may not be able to fully access the information contained in this file. Events got an error: FastScripts is not allowed assistive access. If you find that it grates after a while, you can disable it in System Preferences > Language & Text > Text > Check spelling automatically. Combine this with the fact that many text editing apps allow you to select columns of. Its inclusion in iOS inspired the mocking website. Wondering why your last tweet or Facebook status contains a word you didn't type? Lion's automatic spelling correction probably kicked in. Replacing -g with an app's bundle identifier (found by right-clicking it in the Finder, choosing Show Package Contents and opening Contents/ist) allows an individual application to override your choice, so you can retain the helpful shortcut in your word processor. You can get that back as long as you don't mind forfeiting the new shortcut by typing this into Terminal:ĭefaults write -g ApplePressAndHoldEnabled -bool false It comes at the expense of being able to hold a key down to repeat a character. Hold down the relevant key to show a pop-up listing the various forms. An intuitive way to type accented characters is one of the best adoptions from iOS.
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