Say if I clicked open 10 image files, and 2 PDF files, and quit Preview, then next time when I click on 1 image file or just start Preview, all those 12 other windows will open too… I was playing a clicking game to close them one by one… is there a quick way to make Preview not do that or "Close All"? (while keeping other apps to open the previous state).
MacOS – Preview on Lion will open all images I opened last time, and need to close each window one by one
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Best Answer
Something like RestoreMeNot or Tinker Tool can be used to selectively control which apps restore their windows and should be able to do what you want.
Alternatively, using ⌥ + ⌘ + W in Preview (and most other apps) will close all currently open windows.