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Switch to login window upon sleep
Along the same lines, is it possible to prevent a PowerBook from going to sleep when you close the lid? This would be useful, for example, when I have video playing on a separate monitor or TV, and I don't need to have the computer open.
Switch to login window upon sleep
According to various reports, running a PB with the lid closed could lead to serious over-heating issues, potentially frying your precious system.
Switch to login window upon sleep
That may be true on the ibook models but even Apple's own manual that comes with the powerbook describes how to do this. I doubt running a powerbook with the lid closed would damage it. I do it fairly often and have had no adverse effects over the past year.
Switch to login window upon sleep
Heat problems are an issue only for the PB G3, IIRC.
Switch to login window upon sleep
Go search VersionTracker.com for a program called Sleepless that does what you need. But beware of the overheating problem.
Switch to login window upon sleep
Assuming you have a G4 Powerbook: |
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