, when not in
sleep mode. My watch keeps switching back to Samantha. Currently, I am unable
to get it back to Siri voice 4, my usual voice.
Thanks,
Donna
On Apr 25, 2024, at 7:47 AM, Donna Goodin wrote:
Hi Gabe,
Thanks for the suggestion. I???ve tried that, with no change. In fact
more weird thing. This one happens during the day, when not in
sleep mode. My watch keeps switching back to Samantha. Currently, I am unable
to get it back to Siri voice 4, my usual voice.
Thanks,
Donna
On Apr 25, 2024, at 7:47 AM, Donna Goodin wrote:
Hi Gabe,
Thanks for the suggestion. I
gt; wrote:
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Hi!
>>>>>> Yes I have that Samantha thing happening too and I am using Swedish Alva.
>>>>>> It takes time to switch her back to Swedish and stop her from speaking
>>>>&g
o Swedish and stop her from speaking
>>>>> Swedish with the Samantha Voice.
>>>>> So write to the accessibility team and I will give them feedback as I am
>>>>> a beta tester.
>>>>> Bless.
>>>>> /A
>>>>>
>>
gt;>>>> It takes time to switch her back to Swedish and stop her from speaking
>>>>> Swedish with the Samantha Voice.
>>>>> So write to the accessibility team and I will give them feedback as I am
>>>>> a beta tester.
>>>>> Bless.
>>>
with the Samantha Voice.
So write to the accessibility team and I will give them feedback as I am a beta
tester.
Bless.
/A
25 apr. 2024 kl. 15:05 skrev 'Donna Goodin' via MacVisionaries
:
Oh, and one more weird thing. This one happens during the day, when not in
sleep mode. My watch keeps switching back
aking
>>> Swedish with the Samantha Voice.
>>> So write to the accessibility team and I will give them feedback as I am a
>>> beta tester.
>>> Bless.
>>> /A
>>>
>>>> 25 apr. 2024 kl. 15:05 skrev 'Donna Goodin' via MacVisionaries
and I will give them feedback as I am a
>> beta tester.
>> Bless.
>> /A
>>
>>> 25 apr. 2024 kl. 15:05 skrev 'Donna Goodin' via MacVisionaries
>>> :
>>>
>>> Oh, and one more weird thing. This one happens during the day, when not in
>
din' via MacVisionaries
>> :
>>
>> Oh, and one more weird thing. This one happens during the day, when not in
>> sleep mode. My watch keeps switching back to Samantha. Currently, I am
>> unable to get it back to Siri voice 4, my usual voice.
>> Thanks,
>>
024 kl. 15:05 skrev 'Donna Goodin' via MacVisionaries
> :
>
> Oh, and one more weird thing. This one happens during the day, when not in
> sleep mode. My watch keeps switching back to Samantha. Currently, I am
> unable to get it back to Siri voice 4, my usual voice.
> Thanks,
Oh, and one more weird thing. This one happens during the day, when not in
sleep mode. My watch keeps switching back to Samantha. Currently, I am unable
to get it back to Siri voice 4, my usual voice.
Thanks,
Donna
> On Apr 25, 2024, at 7:47 AM, Donna Goodin wrote:
>
> Hi Gabe,
&g
Hi Gabe,
Thanks for the suggestion. I’ve tried that, with no change. In fact, the
problem is getting worse. Last night when I went to bed at ten, it was at
100%. When I woke up at 3:30 this morning, it was down to 56%. But it’s
definitely related to sleep mode. When I get up, I force
%. Before this week, it would generally be right around 92% when I woke up. The other thing that seems strange, is that when I went to take it out of sleep mode, there appeared to be some kind of count-down timer running. Anyone have any idea what could be going on?TIA,Donna-- The following
night, it was at 100%,
> and when I woke up this morning, it was at 56%. Before this week, it would
> generally be right around 92% when I woke up. The other thing that seems
> strange, is that when I went to take it out of sleep mode, there appeared to
> be some kind of count-down ti
%,
and when I woke up this morning, it was at 56%. Before this week, it would
generally be right around 92% when I woke up. The other thing that seems
strange, is that when I went to take it out of sleep mode, there appeared to be
some kind of count-down timer running. Anyone have any idea what
thing that seems
strange, is that when I went to take it out of sleep mode, there appeared to be
some kind of count-down timer running. Anyone have any idea what could be
going on?
TIA,
Donna
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Hello everyone. I'm trying Voice Dream Reader on my Mac, but I can't find
how to set the sleep timer, I mean, I can't even find the option to set the
sleep timer. Am I missing something here? Is this option present in the Mac
version?
Cheers,
Leo Bado.
I have found both freedom
Hi Andrew and All, They seem to have updated the regular sleep app so that it
even tracks your sleep cycle. The only issue I hav had is that if you get up
in the night for Whatever, the cycle stopped. (This was a while ago), and I
have yet to use the updated version. HTH
Hi,
What accessible sleep apps do you use on your apple watch?
thanks
Andrew
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Hi Jonathan,
Sorry, I may have created some confusion. I assumed Paul was trying to use
Taptic time when sleep focus was on. That’s the time when I usually use it.
During the day, I just let VO speak the time, unless I’m in a meeting.
The process I described is the one I use when sleep
Donna,
Wow, you are lucky. I might have turned off Taptic time, because it always
seemed to go off when I didn’t want it and never when I did. I have an Apple
Watch SE, since did not feel the need for an always on display or a blood
oxygen monitor.
Just to make sure I understand your process
Hi Paul,
I don’t have premature sleep termination, but I do hopefully have a tip re
haptic time. I have a series 6. On my watch, I can tap the face once, wait
about a half second, then tap twice for haptic time. This works reliably for
me.
HTH,
Donna
> On Jan 28, 2023, at 10:25 AM, P
Hello,
I have an Apple watch SE and an iPhone SE 2020 both running the latest software.
My sleep schedule is set to 22:56 until 6:56. Sleep tracking usually produces
plausible sleep durations and usually terminates sleep tracking around 6:56.
However it sometimes ends sleep tracking prematurely
Hi all,
In previous releases of WatchOS, when I opened the sleep app, there was a
heading that said Your Data, and below that was the amount of time I had slept
the night before. Now, there is something that says Analysis, which gives me a
weekly overview, but the information about my sleep
I'm interested in knowing the same thing. It seems if I do it on the phone
after a certain time it will let me turn off Sleep mode. If I do it before this
time just the focus mode gets disabled.
Best,
Doug
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Hi all,
So it used to be that if I woke up before my alarm went off, I could just turn
off sleep and all was well. But, since upgrading too latest Watch OS, that no
longer works. All it does is turn off the focus. How do I actually turn off
sleep mode, so that my alarm goes off, and my
Hi all,
recently my iMac is not going to sleep after the set time of inactivity. The
screen is doing as it should but not the Mac.
I have checked all the energy saver settings even restoring to default. after
some searching for solutions for the problem I can only find Two items in
Activity
Hi, Group.
Am I correct in my assumption that my MacBook-Pro2017 goes to sleep just as
soon as I close its lid?
Thanks!
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Hi,
I’m using a new MacBook Air with M1 and Mac OS 11.1.
Do you experience the same issue as follows: In System Preferences Battery I
can choose how long it should take the monitor to go to sleep mode. Standard
time is 2 minutes. I’m able to change this but after leaving the System
t Apple's AppleWatchSeries6 has TheBest Processor i.e.,
> Processin'Chip in it
>
> At 04:45 AM 9/29/2020, you wrote:
>> Hi Robin,
>>
>> Just to be clear, I’m not saying it’s perfect. In fact, given that this
>> is the first release of the sleep-tracking feature, I’m sure
ar, I’m not saying it’s
perfect. In fact, given that this is the first
release of the sleep-tracking feature, I’m
sure that it can and will be improved upon in
future updates. I just found you rcomments to be
a little harsh, and even unwarranted. From what
I can tell—which is
Hi Robin,
Just to be clear, I’m not saying it’s perfect. In fact, given that this is the
first release of the sleep-tracking feature, I’m sure that it can and will be
improved upon in future updates. I just found you rcomments to be a little
harsh, and even unwarranted. From what I can tell
ou have a AppleWatch Series6?
>
> At 06:21 PM 9/28/2020, you wrote:
>> I believe it uses motion and heart rate.
What are you hoping for? Diodes that plug into
your brain to track your brain waves? Lacking
that, it seems to do a pretty good job. When I
review my sleep data, it see
your brain waves? Lacking that, it seems
>> to do a pretty good job. When I review my sleep data, it seems reasonably
>> accurate. That's not to say it isn't off by a minute or few, but the numbers
>> I see fit what I would expect, based on time in bed, time awake, etc.
>
PM 9/28/2020, you wrote:
I believe it uses motion and heart rate. What
are you hoping for? Diodes that plug into your
brain to track your brain waves? Lacking that,
it seems to do a pretty good job. When I review
my sleep data, it seems reasonably accurate.
That's not to say it isn't off by
I believe it uses motion and heart rate. What are you hoping for? Diodes that
plug into your brain to track your brain waves? Lacking that, it seems to do a
pretty good job. When I review my sleep data, it seems reasonably accurate.
That's not to say it isn't off by a minute or few
you wrote:
Then you can’t go and do exercise in the
morning as your battery will have run out with
sleep tracking I suppose. Is that your experience Donna?
> On 28 Sep 2020, at 22:47, 'Donna Goodin' via
MacVisionaries wrote:
>
> Yes, you do. It uses motion to track you, so
if y
wrote:
>
> Then you can’t go and do exercise in the morning as your battery will have
> run out with sleep tracking I suppose. Is that your experience Donna?
>
>> On 28 Sep 2020, at 22:47, 'Donna Goodin' via MacVisionaries
>> wrote:
>>
>> Yes, you do. It uses motion to
Then you can’t go and do exercise in the morning as your battery will have run
out with sleep tracking I suppose. Is that your experience Donna?
> On 28 Sep 2020, at 22:47, 'Donna Goodin' via MacVisionaries
> wrote:
>
> Yes, you do. It uses motion to track you, so if you don't we
Yes, you do. It uses motion to track you, so if you don't wear the watch, it
can't.
Cheers,
Donna
> On Sep 28, 2020, at 4:39 PM, 'Kawal Gucukoglu' via MacVisionaries
> wrote:
>
> Do you need to wear your watch at night if you were going to let it track
> your sleep if yo
Do you need to wear your watch at night if you were going to let it track your
sleep if you had the new I watch 6?
> On 22 Sep 2020, at 08:14, Anders Holmberg wrote:
>
> Hi!
> Well, it makes me more stressed than tired. But i am really Tired in the
> morning instead.
> /A
Hi!
Well, it makes me more stressed than tired. But i am really Tired in the
morning instead.
/A
> 22 sep. 2020 kl. 02:26 skrev 'Donna Goodin' via MacVisionaries
> :
>
> The one thing I would add to this is that you need to treat each day
> separately. When I first set my sl
The one thing I would add to this is that you need to treat each day
separately. When I first set my sleep schedule, I had in mind when I wanted to
go to bed, and when I wanted to get up the next morning. So, when I thought
about setting the schedule for Saturday night, I treated Sunday morning
How to use Sleep Mode and tracking in iOS 14 & watchOS 7, Apple Insider
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How to use Sleep Mode and tracking in iOS 14 & watchOS 7
A key update to both iOS 14 and watchOS 7 is the introduction of
sleep-related features, includi
kir wrote:
>
> Hey list,
>
> An observation I’ve made with my new MacBook Air and Catalina. Every time my
> screen locks after a period of idleness or I put my computer to sleep and I
> return to unlock my screen or awaken my computer, the screen returns to a
> setti
Hey list,
An observation I’ve made with my new MacBook Air and Catalina. Every time my
screen locks after a period of idleness or I put my computer to sleep and I
return to unlock my screen or awaken my computer, the screen returns to a
setting of full brightness. I always keep my screen’s
in there.
From: macvisionaries@googlegroups.com On
Behalf Of Petrus Tuerlings
Sent: Friday, 29 March 2019 12:52 PM
To: macvisionaries@googlegroups.com
Subject: Sleep
Hi all,
No the subject isn’t my attempt at world domination by subliminally suggesting
you all go to sleep.
How do I increase the time
ve been visited
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On 3/28/2019 4:51 PM, Petrus Tuerlings wrote:
Hi all,
No the subject isn’t my attempt at world domination by subliminally
suggesting you all go to sleep.
How do I increase the time in which the Mac stays active before it
goes to sleep? If I am readi
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> Many believe that we have been visited
> in the past. What if it were true?
>
> On 3/28/2019 4:51 PM, Petrus Tuerlings wrote:
>> Hi all,
>> No the subject isn’t my attempt at world domination by subliminally
>> suggesting you all go to sleep.
>> How do
by subliminally
suggesting you all go to sleep.
How do I increase the time in which the Mac stays active before it goes
to sleep? If I am reading a long email, the Mac goes to sleep before I
have a chance to get to the end of the mail.
I looked in system preferences but not sure what I’m looking
Hi all,
No the subject isn’t my attempt at world domination by subliminally suggesting
you all go to sleep.
How do I increase the time in which the Mac stays active before it goes to
sleep? If I am reading a long email, the Mac goes to sleep before I have a
chance to get to the end of the mail
/
Can't wait to get mine back from repair to give this a try under High
Sierra.
Janina
jeff `greene writes:
> Hi Hank, There is a program for the mac called "no sleep" it sits in
> your extras menu. And, I believe its free! I used to use it with my
> old mac book pro and it work
Hi Hank, There is a program for the mac called "no sleep" it sits in
your extras menu. And, I believe its free! I used to use it with my
old mac book pro and it worked perfectly.
HTH Jeff
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> Subject: Re: having mac not go to sleep when closing lid?
>
> It would be both accessibility friendly and eco friendly were the external
> monitor re
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Sent: Sunday, 11 March 2018 7:26 AM
To: macvisionaries@googlegroups.com
Subject: Re: having mac not go to sleep when closing lid?
It would be both accessibility friendly and eco friendly were the external
monitor requirement to be dropped. Why should we burn fuel to power a
it running then you have heat
>>> hitting the closed screen and causing heat build up in the keyboard screen
>>> region of the device,
>>>
>>> It’s not something I’d vbe recommending.
>>>
>>> From: macvisionaries@googlegroups.com <macvis
; On
> > Behalf Of Alex Hall
> > Sent: Wednesday, 7 March 2018 11:56 PM
> > To: 'Chris Blouch' via MacVisionaries <macvisionaries@googlegroups.com>
> > Subject: Re: having mac not go to sleep when closing lid?
> >
> > That said, there is closed clamshell mo
> Behalf Of Alex Hall
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>
> That said, there is closed clamshell mode. If you connect power, a screen,
Hi,
The difference between Clamshell or PowerNap sorts of conditions are different
than not allowing the Mac to sleep. These are controlled instances where
specific processes are allowed and others are disabled. Items like backlight
and such are disabled during these processes whereas
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>
> That said, there is close
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> That said, there is closed clamshell mode. If you connect power, a screen,
> and a keyboard to your Mac, it will stay active when closed, though
> p
.
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That said, there is clos
keyboard and want extra room on your
desk.
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> On Mar 7, 2018, at 00:40, M. Taylor <mk...@ucla.edu> wrote:
>
> Hello Hank,
>
> Are you certain that you do not want the Mac to go to sleep upon closing the
> lid?
>
> Were I you, I would not want th
Hello
I was unaware of that
thank you for letting me know
I will leave everything at there defaults
Hank
On 3/6/2018 10:40 PM, M. Taylor wrote:
Hello Hank,
Are you certain that you do not want the Mac to go to sleep upon closing the
lid?
Were I you, I would not want the screen to remain
Hello Hank,
Are you certain that you do not want the Mac to go to sleep upon closing the
lid?
Were I you, I would not want the screen to remain active when in physical
contact with the keyboard. The heat buildup could cause damage to the unit
and, in fact, may become a fire hazard
System prefs, Energy.
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On 3/6/2018 8:30 PM, The wolf wrote:
Hello how do I tell the mac to do nothing when I close the lid?
it keeps wanting to go to sleep on me
Hello how do I tell the mac to do nothing when I close the lid?
it keeps wanting to go to sleep on me.
Hank
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Hello,
Did you know that siri could put your Mac to sleep?
Well, if you didn’t, Now you know!
Just say “ Put computer to sleep”
She will not restart or shutdown, but she will activate the sleep mode.
Thanks,
Rob
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If you ever find yourself in a situation where you want to shut down your
Mac after a time-consuming process has finished, such as downloading and
installing
th my mid 2014 macbook pro, I have
> decided to leave Sierra hoping that future upgrades can solve the sleep issue.
>
> Andrew
>> On 2 Nov 2016, at 03:16, Kevin Chao <kevincha...@gmail.com
>> <mailto:kevincha...@gmail.com>> wrote:
>>
>> Intern
. Lots of work but my macbook air
performs better now. With my mid 2014 macbook pro, I have decided to leave
Sierra hoping that future upgrades can solve the sleep issue.
Andrew
> On 2 Nov 2016, at 03:16, Kevin Chao <kevincha...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> Internet sharing is off, bu
2016, at 05:22, Tim Kilburn <kilbu...@me.com> wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I haven't experienced this exact issue, but have noticed that my MBP takes
> an extra 30 seconds or so to go to sleep. I close the lid, then can tell
> that stuff is still happening, but it does wind down after about
n
> extra 30 seconds or so to go to sleep. I close the lid, then can tell that
> stuff is still happening, but it does wind down after about 30 seconds. For
> those of you with Apple Watches and other devices that continue speaking with
> your Mac, or with machines that are Powe
n extra 30 seconds or so to go to sleep. I close the lid, then can tell
> that stuff is still happening, but it does wind down after about 30
> seconds. For those of you with Apple Watches and other devices that
> continue speaking with your Mac, or with machines that are Power Nap
> cap
Hi,
I haven't experienced this exact issue, but have noticed that my MBP takes an
extra 30 seconds or so to go to sleep. I close the lid, then can tell that
stuff is still happening, but it does wind down after about 30 seconds. For
those of you with Apple Watches and other devices
re’s also a checkbox under energy savings and power that controls sleep
> behavior as in what can or can’t wake up the device. I haven’t noticed
> this problem but I usually click on the sleep option under the apple before
> closing the lid.
>
> > On Oct 30, 2016, at 4
There’s also a checkbox under energy savings and power that controls sleep
behavior as in what can or can’t wake up the device. I haven’t noticed this
problem but I usually click on the sleep option under the apple before closing
the lid.
> On Oct 30, 2016, at 4:18 PM, Brandon A. Oliva
another difficulty I experience after upgrade to Sierra is that neither
> my old MacBook Air nor my 2014 MacBook pro go to sleep when I close the lid.
> Once the lid is closed, Voiceover keeps repeating rotor menu items. The only
> way I can put it to sleep if I want to close the lid is to s
Hi,
Yet another difficulty I experience after upgrade to Sierra is that neither my
old MacBook Air nor my 2014 MacBook pro go to sleep when I close the lid. Once
the lid is closed, Voiceover keeps repeating rotor menu items. The only way I
can put it to sleep if I want to close the lid
I don't have an Apple Watch right now, I've tried the Azumio and Runtastic apps
to no avail. Apparently Health allows for sleep tracking, but I don't see how
to enable it. Again, I'd use my iPhone 6 S, but theoretically one could use the
watch.
Ben
> On Mar 18, 2016, at 12:06, Donna Goo
I didn’t think the Apple watch collected sleep data, I thought that was going
to be added in the next addition. I’m glad to here my impression is wrong.
I used a fitbit to accomplish this and it worked really well. I switched away
from it because the Apple watch is much more accessible
Hi Jonathan,
Thanks! I've downloaded it and will give it a try.
Cheers,
Donna
> On Mar 18, 2016, at 6:17 PM, Jonathan Mosen <jmo...@mosen.org> wrote:
>
> Hi Donna and all, I use Sleep++. I like this app a lot as it interfaces
> directly with the Health app. I'm collecting a
Hi Donna and all, I use Sleep++. I like this app a lot as it interfaces
directly with the Health app. I'm collecting a lot of health data now, so I can
get a picture of the things I am doing that help me sleep better.
In terms of charging the watch, I have a daily workout routine which ends
To add to that, Jonathan, how do you use it? Don't you have to charge the
Watch? I can't figure out how you can use the Watch during the day, then let it
track you at night without charging, then use it the next day. Sleep tracking
is something I'd like to try when I get a Watch, but charging
Hi Jonathan,
What sleep tracking app do you use?
Cheers,
Donna
Sent from my iPhone
> On Mar 18, 2016, at 1:41 PM, Jonathan Mosen <jmo...@mosen.org> wrote:
>
> Agreed, this is one of my favourite Apple Watch apps other than the fitness
> stuff and my sleep tracker. You
Donna,
I use sleep plus plus..
None of them seem to be completely accessable, though-the ones I’ve tried,
anyway..
Let me know if you find something useable!
Caitlyn
> On Mar 18, 2016, at 3:06 PM, Donna Goodin <doniado...@me.com> wrote:
>
> Hi Jonathan,
>
> What sleep tr
Yeah but think of this,
If your asleep your not going to check your phone or watch,
And if your moving around while your asleep how does the app you use know that
your not awake and moving or s=having a really bad night sleep.
Personally I prefer to sleep and worry later if I’m relaxed or tired
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Sent: Saturday, 19 March 2016 9:01 AM
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Subject: Re: Sleep tracking apps?
To add to that, Jonathan, how do you use it? Don't you have to charge the
Watch? I can't
Guys,
Firstly, let me clarify up front that I am speaking in this post specifically
of working with the mac side of things, not! with I O S.
That said and out of the way, is there a sleep timer functionality built into
ITunes on the mac? I have a huge playlist that I'd like to fall asleep
happened to try sleep machine lite. This app is
very voiceover friendly and easy to use! I highly recommend it, and,
it's free.
I hope that may help somebody else out there.
Cameron.
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After trying a few iOS white noise generator apps that were not
voiceover friendly, I happened to try sleep machine lite. This app is
very voiceover friendly and easy to use! I highly recommend it, and,
it's free.
I hope that may help somebody else out there.
Cameron
apps that were not
voiceover friendly, I happened to try sleep machine lite. This app is
very voiceover friendly and easy to use! I highly recommend it, and,
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I hope that may help somebody else out there.
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Sleep Bug is another excellent white noise app that works well with VoiceOver.
It has a free version with several sounds but can be upgraded for a charge to
get more. If you search in the Apps store for the name as typed above, it
should be the first result returned.
Alan Lemly
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got higher up the ratings for that
than when the channel was actually broadcasting real or commercial content.
I'd buy that and go to sleep to it; I got pointed at one, farmers with
shotguns were too evident and too darned close and woke you up with a jolt;
Daa!
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Hi all. This may be useful for others who need a white noise generator...
After trying a few iOS white noise generator apps that were not
voiceover friendly, I happened to try sleep machine lite. This app is
very voiceover friendly and easy to use! I highly recommend it, and,
it's free.
I hope
Hi,
What exactly do you mean by Sleep Timing? Within the Energy Saver pane, you
can tell your machine how long to wait before going to sleep, you can tell it
separately between the computer itself and/or the display, and within the
Schedule dialog, you can tell it to Sleep/wake/shutdown
When my Mac is on battery it goes to sleep very
soon. How do I change the timing of this?
I've looked all around system preferences and I can't seem to find a
setting for this. the closest I can find is to decide if I should
have to reenter my password when waking.
Thanks
When you don't want the Mac to sleep, you can do the following
1. Go to utilities with command+shitft+U In the finder.
2. Open Terminal.
3. Type:
pmset noidle
Until you press ctrl+C, your MacBook will not sleep.
I alsor recommend learning more about the pmset command, as that does
permit you
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On Jul 12, 2014, at 8:01 AM, Kevin Barry krba...@gmail.com wrote:
When my Mac is on battery it goes to sleep very soon. How do I
change the timing of this?
I've looked all around system preferences and I can't seem to find a setting
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