On a Mac, the equivalent function to "Ctrl + Alt + Delete" in Windows is "Command + Option + Escape." This key combination allows you to access the Force Quit Applications window, which lets you close unresponsive or frozen applications.
To control "Alt Delete" on a Mac, follow these steps:
1. Press and hold the "Command" key (⌘) located next to the space bar on your Mac's keyboard.
2. While holding the "Command" key, press and hold the "Option" key (⌥) located next to the "Command" key.
3. Finally, press the "Escape" key (⎋) located at the top left corner of your keyboard.
Alternatively, you can press the key combination "Command + Option + Escape" simultaneously.
This will bring up the "Force Quit Applications" window, which displays a list of all currently running applications. From this window, you can select the unresponsive application and click on the "Force Quit" button to close it.
It's worth noting that the "Force Quit Applications" window can also be accessed by clicking on the Apple menu at the top left corner of the screen, selecting "Force Quit," and then choosing the application you want to quit from the list.
By using the "Command + Option + Escape" key combination or accessing the "Force Quit Applications" window through the Apple menu, you can effectively control the equivalent function of "Alt Delete" on a Mac.