Sometimes you’ll discover the application mentioned in the dialog box is not included in the Force Quit Applications menu, which means you’ll need to rely on another method to force the app to exit. For example, if the app is “Preview” then you’d hit Command+Option+Escape and target the Preview app to force quit. The simplest first troubleshooting trick is to simply force quit the Mac app that is mentioned in the dialog box.
Fixing “Application is not open anymore” by Quitting the Associated Process
Nonetheless, Mac OS and Mac OS X think the app isn’t open despite the fact that it looks open, so in order to regain access to the application in question you’ll need to kill the associated app or process. The “Application is not open anymore” error is typically associated with the application in question becoming unresponsive and unusable, but it still remains shown as open in the Dock and often windows and associated items appear on screen still as if it is open.
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