not possible.. that will only close window but not application.
one question what is the different between closing window and minimize ?

@jind86,
Act I think it's possible. There is a setting somewhere that you can configure whereby when U press the red [x] it will not minimise the app but to close it [except right now i'm in a meeting so i can't go through all the settings]

Alternatively, Y don't u just use Command-Q

OS X is document based, not application based. You can close the last open document and still have the app open, which for things like Photoshop, Word, Excel, etc. is a good thing.

applications that only have one window e.g. iPhoto, System Preferences Toast, most of the Utilities will quit when the close window button is pressed.

closing a window will lose all the info or data without saving it but minimize will only hide the current window in ur dock, n u dont have to save it.

for the macbook pro, does anyone know of a dvd region free software for mac? sorry guys, first time mac user here

but it doesnt apply to all right ? only on certain app..

hey guys i always hav tis question in my mind...do u guys leave ur laptop AC power on eventhough ur mb pro is full charged n turn off overnite...which means the light indicator will stays green all the time..will it harm my batt life if i turn off the AC power whenever im not using it??

Its better to leave it on.
If you switch on and off, it will reduce the number of battery life cycles...

hey. hw long does ur mbp battery last? i was using wifi yesterday (videos , msn , facebook etc) from 80%+ went down to 20% in like 2 hrs +.. so much for 7 hrs battery life. D:

7 hours is if your brightness is the lowest, wifi off, no applications running... XD

hahha yeah. 7hours can b achieved only if everything is at the lowest setting. should have read the small prints before being convinced that it lasts for 7hours. gave me hell the last time i decided not to bring the charger.haha.

wah how long have you been using computers man? you should know by now that wifi is a battery drainer,summore you are running videos too unless your battery is powered by nuclear reaction i dont think it can last long.

but tis will happen 24/7 bcoz most of the time i will not bring my MBP out..mostly home use....

BTW how can i download the driver for i-sight when i run VMware in windows???

shit man shit man
guys do u remember when u first open ur MBP it ask you to register?
i totally forgotten the name or was it the damm password
i change the login option now my name and password i key in all wouldnt work:|

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Added on September 13, 2009, 1:18 pmoh man got it fix had to put my surname the other way round :| and thats for having lotsa diff password on different accounts

This post has been edited by aegis`-: Sep 13 2009, 01:18 PM

when you close the window, you totally close the content of that window.. when you minimize, it goes down to your dock where you're able to bring it back out again.. btw for snow leopard, there's a new setting which allows the window to be minimized into the application icon on the dock (instead of the right side of the dock which is default).. goto dock settings, and tick on "minimize windows into application icon"..

yes i am currently using command-q, but im kinda used to clicking the red button and then i'll remember that it didnt close the program therefore i'd have to then click command-q after.. as i realize there are certain programs which closes right away when the red button is clicked, and there are others (most) which dont, so im wondering whether there's some sort of settings i could do as i feel it would be much convenient for me..

any driver for isight in windows??

is there a need to register our mbp in order to be covered under warranty ?

there is a default warranty deadline that ur macbook will start with, maybe a couple of months after it leaves the factory.

you can check your serial number online to find it out, and if u didn't register, apple will use that date or apple will update with a new date if you submit ur proof of purchase.

eg. i bought my mbp on earlier this sept, but when i check the warranty online, it stated that my macbook warranty ends at 31july 2010, which means it starts at 31 jul 2009.

after i register it, the warranty is adjusted/corrected to the day i register for the first time.

Same goes to iPhone and other apple products. Good to know it's the same b

i thought if it ends on 31st july 2010, it started on 1st august 2009?