If the reboot doesn’t help then I’d try what Ffx said above. Delete the app

& then reinstall the app. You probably should check to see when the app was last updated, too. Often the app makers need to update their app to keep things working smoothly as Apple upgrades their own operating system. If it hasn’t been updated since Apple’s latest operating system upgrade you may want to write a review to the app maker explaining your problem or it could happen again.

In response to this post by Bburg Native

Posted: 01/09/2018 at 3:10PM

Apple computer issue killing me. Got to be a quick fix. Help! -- Bburg Native 01/09/2018 1:02PM

I've had similar issues with Windows machines -- Beerman 01/09/2018 6:39PM

Is App up to date? Maybe an issue caused by latest IOS update. ** -- swordsman1 01/09/2018 2:44PM

If you click and hold on the icon in the app tray, are there options there? ** -- HokieinTampa 01/09/2018 2:11PM

Yes .... Tried them all. None of them got me anywhere ** -- Bburg Native 01/09/2018 2:21PM

What Mac are you running? Do you have an external display attached? -- HokieinTampa 01/09/2018 3:16PM

Get a mac.....oh, wait.... ** -- Freddyburg Hokie 01/09/2018 1:54PM

No, get a PC -- Tafkam Hokie 01/09/2018 5:11PM

Back in the day I used to interrupt my Apple IIgs with... -- Newt 01/09/2018 1:20PM

Uninstall then re-install the app? ** -- FfxStationHokie 01/09/2018 1:10PM

Reboot the device. ** -- hoosnowahokie 01/09/2018 1:07PM

If that means turn it off, I did that. That's my go-to ** -- Bburg Native 01/09/2018 1:09PM

If the reboot doesn’t help then I’d try what Ffx said above. Delete the app -- Hoakie82 01/09/2018 3:10PM

Did you have it plugged into an external monitor? Can you gather -- hoosnowahokie 01/09/2018 1:14PM

If the reboot doesn’t help then I’d try what Ffx said above. Delete the app

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