Date: Wed, 3 Oct 2001 08:26:16 +0200
From: "Gerhard Kapusta" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: AW: Windows NT 4.0

Hi Robert!

> I am afraid I don't have an answer for your question, only another
question !
> I inherited a Lib 100 with NT already (kind of) installed and with no
manuals.
> The one thing I would really like to do is to get it to hibernate.
> Do you have any tips on what I could try to make hibernation work ?

You have to install APM for Windows NT, it is downloadable from Toshiba.
It introduces 2 small icons on the right end of the taskbar: a power source
symbol and the famous "hairy light bulb" - in NT-Version! Now you have the
possibility to adjust all the power options: display brightness and timeout,
HDD timeout, processor speed and some more.
There ist also a new entry if you press the "Start"-button: "Suspend".
Selecting this entry puts the Lib into suspend or hibernating, depending on
the selection made at the hairy light bulb menu.

Now we are very close to my question: moving the cursor above the power
source symbol shows the remaining percentage, but not the remaining time.
Probably it is not implemented. But maybe there is a trick to use anoter
APM-module from Toshiba to show the remaining time...

regards
Gerhard

BTW, I have to repeat it here again: I'm proud to say that I have never used
(and hopefully will never use) an OS starting with number nine...    8-))

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