[Ti] Be careful when sleeping your ti book.

[Robert Nicholson]

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.
>
>
>
>
>
> Bill Reburn, MGDC MB Chapter
>
>
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