Scott On May 10, 2006, at 10:11 PM, Cheryl Homiak wrote:
Well, that doesn't really surprise me; I would have expected that behavior if you checked the password box.-- Cheryl "Where your treasure is, there will your heart be also".
Oh really? Why does that not surprise you Cheryl. If you think about
it, what I believe should happen in fact makes more sense. We're
talking about two completely different events here. A user generated
event such as pressing a key or clicking the mouse. The other event
is a system generated event even if scheduled by the user, its being
initiated by the system which is different than if it were being
generated by input from a device like the keyboard.
In fact Apple Engineering sent me an e-mail agreeing that this is a
known issue upon further research and are planning to address the
issue. So, at least they agree it is a problem so hopefully they can
correct it. I guess it really comes down to how you view the
situation and have a need or interest in this feature.
After testing and figuring out what was going on, I thought at first
what you stated may very well be what Apple intended, but surely that
wouldn't make sense based on what I outlined.
