I have had the same experience, sleep is very very bad, but
turning off and restarting solves a lot of annoying problems.
Before turning off I go to the finder and manually shut down
every app I have been using. Just turning it off without
doing that seems to cause trouble, I don't have a clue why.
Maybe it is just in my mind, but I seem to have fewer
strange problems, especially with netscape, if I shut it
down before turning off the machine.
Lawrence Klinger wrote:
>
> I'm a relative newbie, so my opinion probably doesn't count for much,
> but in my meager experience I've come to the conclusion that turning
> my iMac off has resolved problems, rather than caused them. It's
> when I put it to sleep that strange, undesired things start happening.
>
> I've also learned that HOW you turn off the computer is also important.
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