Close All Windows 1.2 - Exclusions & 64-Bit Version
If you want to prevent certain applications from being to be closed by Close All, you can add a simple exclusion list to the CloseAll.exe command line.
- Right-click the shortcut and choose Properties from the context menu:
- Go to the Shortcut tab, Target and add -x="app-to-exclude.exe":


You can separate multiple values with “|” (pipe), example:
-x="explorer.exe|firefox.exe|msnmsgr.exe"
Remember, you'd better test it before using it!

Close All works great on Windows 7, Vista and XP.
Download CloseAll.zip (32-bit and 64-bit) - 36 KB
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