On Dec 4, 2008, at 1:11 PM, Benjamin Dobson wrote:
I'm not familiar with this, but... how would you know the lid is closed? Wouldn't the computer be asleep?
There are several situations in Mac OS X where the clamshell can be closed and the computer will remain wide awake, or the computer will remain asleep when the clamshell is opened. For example, if you have an external monitor plugged in and the built-in display turned off, then opening and closing the clamshell does not put the computer to sleep.
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