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How to close dialog box

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How to close dialog box if it does not has OK and CANCEL
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Re: How to close dialog box

ctrl+alt+del

or hold down the power button for five seconds.
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How to close dialog box if it does not has OK and CANCEL
also try alt+f4
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This is the funniest Joke. And i though about functions HAHAHAHA!
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how can i close a dialog box
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how can i close a dialog box
ALT+F4 ,still works for me
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How does one close ALL dialog boxes?
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