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CHAPTER 3
Finder Commands
Command Denitions 129
Quit 3
A Quit command is a request to quit the Finder application. The Finder’s Quit
command is similar to the one described in the AppleScript Language Guide,
except that the Finder ignores the parameters recognized by most other applica-
tions. You can’t tell other processes to quit from within a Tell statement
addressed to the Finder.
When you quit the Finder, any icons on the desktop and any Finder windows
that are currently visible disappear.
W ARNING
If you are using version 1.1 of AppleScript, you can launch
the Finder again only by quitting all running processes or
by restarting the computer.
SYNTAX
quit
PARAMETERS
None
RESULT
None
EXAMPLE
This statement quits the Finder:
tell application "Finder" to quit
If you are using version 1.1 of AppleScript, you can relaunch the Finder only by
quitting all running applications or by restarting the computer. Other versions
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