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2008/12/1 glen :
> As said in the previous post run the command "top" (without quotes). This 
> will give you a list showing all processes running and their PID number
>
> To kill a particular process or application find the PID  (process ID)  three 
> digit number associated with it.

The number is not necessarily three digits.

>
> Then issue a command like (for this example) "kill -9 222" (without quotes) 
> where 222 is the actual  PID three digit number of the  app or process you 
> want to kill and press enter
>
> Note: unless you use sudo you can only kill applications you own, that is, 
> running under your account.
>
> Another way to kill major app's like Textedit, Mail, Excel is to just hit the 
> option-Command-Esc keys to bring up the "Force Quit Applications" window and 
> kill the offending app from there avoiding Terminal all together. --glen
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