When one floating window covers another, click the one you want to move to the foreground. Some areas, including the Preferences and Project Settings windows, can be opened as floating windows, which “float” in the foreground, above even the key focus window. Key commands only affect the window or area with key focus. This option is not supported by Microsoft Store apps. B) If you have a touchscreen, swipe down from the top border of the window. A) Hover the pointer at the top of the window. In the Logic Pro main window, different areas can be given key focus by clicking the background or title bar of the window, or by using a tool in the window. Use a Keyboard Shortcut Alt+F4 (Windows) / Ctrl+Q (Linux) / Q (macOS) to close all windows and exit Create a Mouse Gesture for Exit. 2 Right click or press and hold on the title bar of the open app or window you want to close, and click/tap on Close or press the C key. Inside a window, the area with key focus (for example, the Tracks area) is bordered by a blue frame. The title of the window with key focus is black (the titles of other open windows are gray). When several normal windows overlap, the active window is the window in the foreground. Only one window can have key focus at a given time, this is called the active window. The contents of each window update to show your latest changes. Actually, the Close All command works with pretty much any app, but it’s especially useful for Finder since you can’t actually quit the Finder like you can with other apps.You can open editors and other working areas as separate windows, open multiple windows simultaneously, customize your window setup, and save different window arrangements as screensets. This will close all Finder windows in one fell swoop.

Hold the Option key while clicking File from the top menu bar.

Instead of individually closing out each window that you have open, there’s a simple way to quickly close all open Finder windows.

That doesn’t necessarily mean you have to be relegated to the tedious effort required to manually close a bunch of Finder windows. Therefore the popular shortcut for closing apps won’t work with it.) (Finder is always running and you can’t “quit” the Finder app. Have you ever had a ton of Finder windows open and took the time to close each window one by one? I think some people get into the habit of doing this simply because Command + Q (shortcut to quit an app) doesn’t work with Finder.

Close all open windows