Sleep is problematic in my experience. If you need to save power, have
it hibernate instead. Hibernate is like a complete shutdown, no power
being used, but the "reboot" is fast, and all your apps and windows
are exactly like you left them. The only minor problem might be a lost
Airport connection, which may also read wrong in the Airport menu
item. You'd turn Airport off & on again to reestablish connection.
There are a couple 3rd-party preference panes for selecting between
Hibernate only; Sleep then Hibernate; Sleep only; or Never Sleep or
Hibernate.
Here's links:
<http://www.jinx.de/SmartSleep.html>
<http://www.macupdate.com/app/mac/19988/hibernate>
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