1. Mac OS X does have a “Sudden Termination” feature where programs can indicate when they’re in a state where it’s safe to kill them (with SIGKILL, in fact), and if you checked the state of Terminal with Activity Monitor to verify that it’s safe to kill it first (show the “Sudden Termination” column.
  2. IF possible, rather than play the game's built in fullscreen mode, play in windowed and then use the arrows at the top right corner on the window, the using f3(on a desktop it may be different on a laptop but it looks like three different sized windows next to each other) and selecting desktop or the game.

Hey there

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There has seriously got to be a better way of exiting a crashed game than just turning the power off.


I sometimes play Sims 3 on my mac, and we all know that Sims 3 is the most poorly coded game out there, so it crashes a lot. I don't understand how you can get out of the full screen without switching the machine off the wrong way.


I have tried every single keyboard command people say to exit full screen mode, but they don't work when the game has crashed! In fact pressed every single button on the keyboard to try and exit, but nothing works.


On Windows it's so simple, you press the start button on the keyboard, but on a mac it doesnt work.

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So any help to what i can do?

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Thanks

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Mac mini (Late 2012), OS X Mountain Lion (10.8.2), 2.6GHz (Turbo Boosts to 3.6GHz) i7

Posted on Nov 17, 2012 12:38 PM

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