Hi Ricardo:
Here's an interesting: If you leave mail open, at least with my mbp, it keeps
right on going, even if I close the lid. Perhaps what I consider a funny
glitch might be helpful for you.:)
On Nov 18, 2010, at 2:33 PM, Ricardo Walker wrote:
> I'm very serious. lol. It's about options
Yeah there are pieces of software to do that but look in the archives for more
info.
On Nov 18, 2010, at 17:56, Michael Thurman wrote:
> exactly that's why I don't use an external keyboard I'd prefer that and
> keeping my mac closed to keep kitties off the built in keyboard maybe it
> will
exactly that's why I don't use an external keyboard I'd prefer that and
keeping my mac closed to keep kitties off the built in keyboard maybe it will
last longer that way
not to mention that often I'd put the mac on the home theater in the living
room and kick back with the wireless keyboard
I'm very serious. lol. It's about options. For example, I wanted to play
music on iTunes with the lid closed today. Shutting the lid put the MBP to
sleep and stopped the music. How about another example. Let's say you are
performing a task on your computer and need to move location. Are
Yeah, but If I understand correctly, I start a job running in the
background and then close the laptop. Reguardless of how long it
takes to wake up the laptop, my job didn't run while the laptop was
closed.
Most unfortunate...
Jim
On Thu, Nov 18, 2010 at 02:10:38PM -0700, Carolyn Haas wrote:
>
Hi Ricardo:
c'mon, you can't be serious. It takes all of 3 seconds to wake up the Mac, as
opposed to at least a couple minutes to pull a pc out of standby. Personally I
find the close-lid sleep a big plus when i'm done working and just flip it shut
and go on my way. I've also had my computer
I agree,
This lack of basic customization makes me scratch my head. Why assume every
time a person closes the lid they want to put the computer to sleep?
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On Nov 18, 2010, at 3:16 PM, Sarah A
And it really sicks. I know I've voiced my opiniononthis before but apple
really needs to change that. I mean you can just close the lid and put it on
your bookshelf and still be able to use it or wht not. I don't see why
youcannot or should not be able to configure this. THat's the onlything I
Hi,
Thanks for the info. I don't think anything has changed. I'm using a a 2010
macbook pro I just got last week. lol.
Ricardo Walker
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On Nov 18, 2010, at 9:56 AM, Bryan Jones wrote:
> Hi Ricardo - The on
Hi Ricardo - The only way I was ever able to get my macbook or mbp to stay
awake with the lid closed was to have an external monitor attached. When I did
that, it worked great and I could access everything, put it to sleep, wake it
up and restart it using the external USB keyboard, but whenever
Hello list,
When closing the lid of my Macbook pro, the computer automatically goes to
sleep. Is there a way to change this behavior? I've looked in the display and
energy savor settings and didn't find anything.
TIA
Ricardo Walker
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Twitter, Skype, and AIM: rwalker296
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