[Ti] Unable to run my HD Cinema Display while 17" PB is closed.

Chris Rock stinger at pixar.com
Mon Aug 18 18:22:26 PDT 2003


ok Sweet, nice to know I can move the dock and menu, i didn't know that, 
and I jsut read a KB article on apple.com that said I need my powercable 
connected to run the HD Cinema Display while the 17" is closed.... I am 
just wondering about heat and the 17" being closed.....

Nothing was mentioned....


- Rock

Bill Palmer wrote:

> Chris Rock wrote:
>
>> Unable to run my HD Cinema Display while 17" PB is closed.
>>
>> I try both booting from off with dvi plugged into my HD Cinema 
>> Display, I try closing the display on the 17" PB while it is running 
>> and then trying to wake the machine.
>>
>> When I boot fresh it does start up the right resolution but once it 
>> gets to the login it shuts the HD display off and the PB stays there 
>> not asleep, but waiting to be opened to log into it.
>>
>>
>> Has anyone run their 17" PB with the HD Cinema Display as the only 
>> display? Hell I would be fine with leaving the 17" PB open if it 
>> didn't force itself as the primary display containing the dock and 
>> the menus.
>
>
> Use the Displays control panel to change this.  Go to the Arrangement 
> tab, drag the displays into their desired positions, and drag the menu 
> bar to the display where you want it.  That's where you'll get the 
> dock and menu bar, unless you've set the dock to be on one of the 
> sides, in which case the location will depend on the display 
> arrangement you've set.
>
> I do most of my dock usage by the keyboard, so I have the dock off to 
> the right-hand side, on my PB (800 MHz DVI) display, and the menu bar 
> on my 17" Apple display, which is the primary display when hooked up.  
> When I'm elsewhere, everything gets piled on the built-in display.  
> The only problem I've noticed is with the Mozilla web browser - if you 
> start it up when in single-display mode, then plug in the second 
> display, some of its popup windows still show up on the original 
> display, even if they are associated with a window on the new 
> display.  Annoying, but simply restarting the browser is a workaround.
>
>                Bill
>
>
>
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