>The Classic II's power supply itself is not capable of being turned on
>and off through software.  It only responds to the hard-wired switch on
>the back, to my knowledge.  It doesn't have the electronics to respond to
>a soft-power command.
>

I realise that it can't physically turn the machine on and off, all I want
is the dialog box that allows me to shutdown the machine.

Regards Sean.


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