[Ti] Be careful when sleeping your ti book.

[Glenn L. Austin]

Just for the record, my Ti500 stays asleep when I close the lid after
manually sleeping the computer.

I did have a problem with it earlier where the machine wouldn't stay asleep
when closed, but a quick trip to the Apple store (and a subsequent trip for
the computer to whereever Apple sends them to repair them) fixed that
problem.

-Glenn

on 11/26/03 7:39 AM, Robert Nicholson at robert at elastica.com wrote:

> Sure, I'm just explaining that in that scenario that's what happens.
> 
> Usually all events when the lids is closed will cause your computer to
> wake up.
> 
> Usually it should go back to sleep but I contend that there may be an
> issue when
> you have password after awake enabled as it does not appear to sleep
> when
> at that prompt.
> 
> On Nov 25, 2003, at 7:00 PM, Bill Reburn wrote:
> 
>>> On 11/25/03 1:51 PM, "Robert Nicholson" <robert at elastica.com> wrote:
>>> Today I did the following.
>>> 
>>> Put the computer to sleep then close the computer's lid which
>>> subsequently awakes the computer. Normally this isn't a problem as it
>>> should go back to sleep however if you have password when awake from
>>> sleep it doesn't appear to sleep again
>>> until you've entered in your password. thus keeping power to your
>>> screen whilst
>>> it's closed. That is generally not a good thing.
>> 
>> Closing the lid wakes your computer after you put it to sleep? That
>> doesn't
>> sound right.. Why is it doing that?
>> 
>> Why not skip the menu>sleep step and just close the lid? That puts my
>> book
>> to sleep in an instant.