Close all Clause Samples
The "Close all" clause serves to terminate all outstanding obligations, transactions, or positions between the parties under an agreement. In practice, this clause is typically invoked when a triggering event occurs, such as a default or termination event, and it results in the simultaneous closure and settlement of all open items, often by calculating a net amount owed by one party to the other. Its core function is to provide a clear and efficient mechanism for winding up the parties' relationship, minimizing ongoing risk and administrative complexity after a significant event.
Close all. This function closes all open program windows. If required, the program asks the user if changed data should be saved before closing each window.
Close all. Dynamic Menu Items
Close all closes all the reports opened that you selected in the “all selected” option. Font settings - opens a window that allows you to make selections about the font and font size on your reports. This is also where you can select to “Print using TasFonts”. Under the “Settings” menu option, you have two more options regarding the reports. Report options - opens a window that allows you to make more choices about how you want your reports to be displayed and to print. You can se- lect how you want your season box score sorted, what you’d like printed across the top as a heading, how you want the report spaced, etc. Include games - brings up a menu that allows you to select which games you want included in your season reports. You can select to only include home games, only include away games, etc. Schedule notes - brings up a window where you can type in any schedule notes, such as a “#” sign to designate games played in a particular tourna- ment, an “*” to designate conference games, etc. Player game highs - brings up a window that allows you to designate how many entries should be included in each category. Auto display - brings up a window with the list of all the season reports and allows you to check which ones you’d want automatically displayed (if you check auto display at the top of the window).
Close all. Closes all files that have been opened. Similar to the close command but closes all documents that have been opened at the same time.