Naive question 1 of 3: How to properly interrupt a run?

[Matt Hall]

Hi, all- I'm new to Eprime, dusting off scripts written by a previous lab 
member about 10 years ago, and without any other Eprime users in my lab or 
department, so please have patience with my n00b questions.  The 1st of 3: 
how to properly interrupt a run?

I've found other topics here and else asking how to interrupt a run and 
then resume where you left off: that is *not* my question. Mine is much 
more basic: let's say you're testing out a script, so you hit run, and then 
having verified that whatever you tweaked did or didn't work, you want to 
go back to the main building environment. What's the best way to 
exit/quit/interrupt a run?

Just through guessing, I've found that control-escape reliably quits the 
run; unfortunately, it also seems to cause the program to hang in unhelpful 
ways: for example, about half the time, it acts as if the mouse is in the 
*background*, behind the Eprime windwo, such that you can't see the mouse 
or click anything inside an Eprime window (although the mouse tracks and 
clicks fine in other applications).

This leads me to believe that control-escape is not the optimal way of 
interrupting a run, so can someone please tell me what is? Thanks!

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