Scott Warren wrote: > On Feb 12, 2004, at 5:49 PM, Jack Rodgers wrote: > > > > > On Feb 12, 2004, at 11:17 AM, Harry D. Corsover wrote: > > > >> I've always used the space key to wake up a sleeping computer. (Never > >> could find that "any" key ... <g>). > > > > I use a neutral key that should not inadvertently enter data into an > > open window: Command, Ctrl, Option, fn.... Since I develop databases I > > am a bit sensitive to seeing a highlighted text field go empty when > > the screen awakens... :) or a graphic I had selected get replaced by > > a space. > > I share the same "wake up" feeling... I usually tap the arrow keys and > watch people who are not patient waiting for the screen to light up hit > the space bar or return key 10 times ... so where is the "any key" > again?? I use the easy-to-find and safe-to-use Shift key to wake my systems from sleep. -- J.C. Webber III Technical Lead, Unix System Administrator jcw at kingoblio.com www.kingoblio.com Please, if you use Windows, do not add my address to your Address Book. I do not wish to be spammed or have my email address hijacked by a virus and used for fraudulent purposes. Thank you. If you use a Mac, never mind. Mac's don't get viruses.