This really depends on what operating system and version of that system you're running (or the question you have is referring to). Here's two answers, use whichever one seems more relevant. (If the question doesn't specify what operating system it's referring to, I'd suggest the Windows answer – it tends to be a little more universal than OS X/macOS).
For Windows, the best and most universal way to do it for pretty much every version I can think of is to do ctrl+alt+delete and select Task Manager from the menu or screen that pops up. This will usually only work if you only have an application that has stopped working and your computer itself is not frozen. From there, you can select the browser in question (for example, Google Chrome, Firefox, Safari, etc.) and end the task.
For OS X/MacOS, you can go to the Apple logo in the top left corner of the menu bar and select Force Quit from the dropdown menu. This'll give you a small box of all of the current open applications where you can select the browser in question and select "Force Quit." You can also just type command+option+esc if you're into shortcuts.
Hope this helped you out! Feel free to ask me any additional questions if you have any. :-)
In the scenario in which you are browsing the Internet and realize your browser is not responding you should do the following : Go to Windows Task Manager by using ctrl + shift + Esc. Go to the Applications Tab, look for the not responding program, click it and then click End Task. This way you will immediately exit the program without rebooting the computer.
The answer is : True. An audit trail is a record of how a transaction was handled from input through processing and output. An audit trail is the evidence, such as purchase orders and invoices, that a financial transaction actually occurred.
