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Here's my method for those interested:

1) AE Button Plus
2) TrueToolbar

I use AE Button plus this way:

Program for "OK" button

- One click = Ok/Close (regular function, usually minimizes)
- Double Click = Forces app to close
- Triple Click = AE Button Task Manger (see pic below)

I use TrueToolbar not to close apps but to either select them or just to see what is running.

For closing apps, I just double click "OK".

Using the Task Manager, I can select any app to go to while I'm in another program (e.g. a Task switcher) since it is a Pop-up task manager.

I can also Close any app even if I'm not "in it" at that moment simply by highlighting it with the D-Pad and moving the d-pad Right.


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