I would suggest telling it only to sleep the monitor, and not spin down the hard drive.


-Nick On Mar 23, 2005, at 12:14 PM, alienbill wrote:

Before my recent first iMac experience I useed a B&W G3. On it I'd shut off
all power saving devices and auto update so as to keep Diablo II up and
running all the time. I'd simply switch the monitor off whenever I was away
from the game.


I intended to do the same with my iMac, but it doesn't seem so simple. I'm
using OS 9.1 and think I have all energy-saving stuff turned off. When I
switch the monitor off though it seems more like putting it to sleep. Most
of the time when I go back to my game one or more features are unavailable
to me (esp right and middle mouse buttons) until I exit and restart the
game. Or the game itself will crash with Type 2 error upon waking up.


Is there a way to simply turn the monitor on and off without putting it to
sleep?


Thanks for any info.

bill

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