Close all Photoshop windows at once

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  1. Posts : 99
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    Close all Photoshop windows at once


    Can it be done? I use PS Elements and sometimes I have 100 windows open but I have to close them 1 at a time. Control>alt>w doesn't do it and either does clicking on "close all windows" while holding the shift key down.
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  2. Posts : 2,737
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    Can you give me a screen shot of them open in task manager on the processes tab? Thanks.
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  3. Posts : 501
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    What version of Elements?
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  4. Posts : 99
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    WindowsStar said:
    Can you give me a screen shot of them open in task manager on the processes tab? Thanks.
    I don't know how. I can do a snip.
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  5. Posts : 99
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    hybridfan said:
    What version of Elements?
    Version 5 but they should all be the same.
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    546 Inspiron said:
    WindowsStar said:
    Can you give me a screen shot of them open in task manager on the processes tab? Thanks.
    I don't know how. I can do a snip.
    https://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials...en-forums.html

    Do you know the name of the .EXE that is running when the application is running?
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    WindowsStar said:
    546 Inspiron said:
    WindowsStar said:
    Can you give me a screen shot of them open in task manager on the processes tab? Thanks.
    I don't know how. I can do a snip.
    https://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials...en-forums.html

    Do you know the name of the .EXE that is running when the application is running?
    Just to add to WindowsStar's suggestion, this will show you how to take a screenshot.

    Screenshot with Paint
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  8. Posts : 99
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    Why do I need all that info? Isn't there a preference, keyboard letters, or something in the pulldown menus that will allow all the open windows to shut down at once? I did it one time but don't know what I did to make it work.
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  9. Posts : 2,737
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    546 Inspiron said:
    Why do I need all that info? Isn't there a preference, keyboard letters, or something in the pulldown menus that will allow all the open windows to shut down at once? I did it one time but don't know what I did to make it work.
    It was the fastest way I know to help you, without asking you a billion questions, you know a picture is worth a thousand words.
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  10. Posts : 99
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    There is nothing to see. It is just a matter of using the right combo of pulldown menu selections, or maybe it can't be done but it sure is annoying to manually close 100 windows. I actually did close the all at once one time but I don't know what I did.
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