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Have you ever been in a very-involved and rigorously-planned flight when, in the middle of checking your VFR map or other duty you accidently hit "X" in the upper right corner? FS goes bye bye. Even in Full-Screen mode it can happen as I found out if you press the right spot. You want to tear your hair out. Maybe I'm a moron and I am missing something, but I have tried to avoid accidently closing FS but still do it, uncomfortably too often. It never happened in any other version of FS. Just MSFS 2020. Is there any add-on or way to avoid that kind of thing? Like a button-cover for the X. 

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Yes, and then said to myself, don't do dat you dummy. Never gave it much thought for a cure until you brought it up. Best I can come up with at the spur of the moment is perhaps sticking a little piece of Post-It note to cover the X. Not a great antidote but might make you stop and think for that critical brief moment.

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It's a good idea but then would cover up your screen when not using MSFS. I think a good utility idea would be to add a kind of "safety cover" or, for god's sake, just a simple "are you sure you want to exit MSFS 2020?" message to the program. 🤔And for whoever uses this idea after reading this and makes an add-on for it, I'll take half credit. Seriously. It's only right. 😁

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1 hour ago, budreiser said:

I guess I like to keep a browser screen at the ready for occasionally looking up things that come to mind while flying. ALT + ENTER knocks that out, I think.

 

 

Press the Windows key while in full screen mode - the start menu and taskbar appear without entering windowed mode.

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On 3/4/2023 at 2:29 PM, tiger1962 said:

 

Press the Windows key while in full screen mode - the start menu and taskbar appear without entering windowed mode.

I always say if a day goes by without learning something new, it's been a bad day! Thanks for that, never knew!

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