Can't you do Application Force-Quit? I can't remember the exact
keystrokes something like SHIFT-APPLE-ESC, a dialogue comes up to
confirm "Force Quit"
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From: Yates, Phil
To: FB List
Subject: [FB] Remote Applications (X-FB)
Date: 28 January 1998 17:14

Anyone know of a way of stopping a Mac running an application on a
remote
mounted volume when you double-click on a document, and the application
is
somewhere else on a LAN or WAN.

I often mount volumes elsewhere in the country over our WAN, and when I
trigger the application, the Mac cheerfully runs, for example, Photoshop
4 at
the other end of the UK. I suppose I should be impressed that it works
at
all, but once it's triggered the application, the only way to stop it is
to
re-boot, or wait the age it takes to run the program so that I can quit
it
and mount the correct Jaz disc.

Help, anyone ?

TIA

PMY
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