Well, if it's plugged in, you really can leave it in sleep mode. If it's
not, there's a chance the batteries might run out before you get back
(although it would be interesting to see if they do or not as you'd then
know how long it can last in sleep mode). On the other hand, why not just
shut it down? Waiting for it to boot up once (when you get back) is not a
big deal.
Cheers,
Jolin
[EMAIL PROTECTED] said to me:
> I am going on holiday next week, to Bali, actually and will be away for
> ten days. I don't want to take my 2400c with me, actually I do, but if it
> got ripped off, I would be in a bit of a mess. What I would like to know
> is what is the best condition for leaving it in for that long a time. The
> only time I restart it is when I change configurations in Extensions
> Manager - otherwise it's Sleep. I'd appreciate some advice on this.
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