Oh!
Cool. Thanks for pointing this out.
Ricardo Walker
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On Sep 1, 2012, at 9:19 PM, Henry D. Hollithron wrote:
> Good day:
>
> In the scheduling window, there are two checkboxes. The first one is
> for "startup
Good day:
In the scheduling window, there are two checkboxes. The first one is
for "startup or wake", and the second is unlabelled. If you check the second
box and vo-right, you will find a popup button which is set to sleep. If you
bring up the popup menu, however, "shut down" is one
This might be done in the ""schedule events," section of Preferences?
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Good Day:
If you go into System Preferences > Energy Saver and go to near the
bottom of the window (close to the lock buttons), you will find a button called
"Schedule…" which, when clicked, opens a dialog allowing one to set a time for
the Mac to sleep or shut down and start up automa
Hi,
I don't believe such a feature exists on the Mac. At least, not built in. In
system preferences/energy saver, under schedule, all you can do is set
start/wake up times, and sleep times.
hth
Ricardo Walker
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On Sep
Is there some way you can tell a Mac to shut down at a particular time, and
have it stick to that time each day If so, how do you program it in? Have a
friend who needs this and isn't sure how to do it.
Jane
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