Leopard, SuperDuper, Scheduling, Sleeping

05-10-2008, 10:59 AM

davep

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Quote:

Originally Posted by dnanian

Yes. The Mac will often go back to sleep very quickly after a wake because it doesn't see any activity, despite longer "sleep times" set in Energy Saver. 1 minute allows us to get going before it sleeps.

Dave -- Please include this tidbit of info in the manual next time you revise it. Curious people want to know!

Thanks,

Dave P.

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