Good Morning
and a Merry Xmas and Happy New Year to all . May it be Helathy Wealthy
and Wise !
Re Video ...
I can tell you that there is an initial connection to the screen that
comes from
a source that might be set by the Paramater Ram .
As the software loads this source is removed and the screen is
switched to the preferred Driver loaded
in the OSX from the hard drive.
The blank ? in the middle will be the delay in the driver loading .
As a matter of interest , are the people noticing delays using an LCD
monitor ?
Thanks
Bob
On 31/12/2008, at 8:06 AM, Travis Hansen wrote:
I've noticed that on my mac as well for the last year or more. When I
wake it, it shows what was the screensaver before it went to sleep,
then the screen goes off again for a few second before everything's
normal. I figure it's a bit like my brain in the morning - takes a bit
to get going :-)
Once it's going there's no problem (the mac that is).
Happy New Year
Travis
2008/12/30 Jennifer and Dick Lefroy <lefp...@highway1.com.au>:
Thank you for the reassurance, James.
regards, Jennifer
On 30/12/2008, at 3:03 PM, James / Hans Kunz wrote:
i have the same effect on my powerbook on tiger.11 for years, it's
a bit a
nuissance, you only get that on wake up
happy new years James
On 30/12/2008, at 13:49, Jennifer and Dick Lefroy wrote:
Hello Everyone,
When I wake up my Mac OS X Version 10.5.6, the display shows and
then
switches off momentarily. It then comes on and stays on. This
has only
started over the last few days and I wonder if it warns of
something more
dire happening later?
A Happy New Year to you all and thanks for the generous help.
Jennifer
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