Sleeper

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• Sleeper now saves multiple configuration settings and will automatically switch between configurations when running a PowerBook from battery or ac adapter. Configurations can also be changed manually from the Control Strip
• Buttons have been added to allow keyboard entry of any desired delay (1-999 minutes) for the screen saver, disk sleep, password activation, monitor power-down, sleep, and shutdown
• Sleeper now supports desktop LCD displays, such as the Apple Studio and Apple Cinema displays
• There are now options to control processor cycling
• Sleep capabilities in 7450-based G4 PowerMacs (G4/733 and above) are now properly recognized
• Sleeper now unmounts servers before going to sleep, avoiding Mac OS 9's warning about "losing network services" if the computer is put to sleep
• On PowerBooks, the Finder's Sleep command is now intercepted by Sleeper, just as it is on desktop Macs
• The "flash keyboard LED's when attention is required" feature now works with USB keyboards
• When Sleeper was installed, Disk First Aid would sometimes stop scanning a drive, complaining that the disk was in use. This has been fixed
• A conflict between Sleeper and Iomega Zip and Jaz drivers has been fixed. The problem could cause the Finder to freeze after waking up from sleep on some Macintoshes
• The expert options (cmd-option-click on the Help button) now include a switch that prevents Sleeper from changing the backlight brightness of LCD screens
• Sleep and wake-up are now more reliable on the PowerMac G4 and iMac DV
• A conflict has been fixed between Sleeper's passwords and Orange PC
• Sleeper no longer leaves the backlight turned off on PowerBooks if they crash or are restarted while the screen is dimmed
• Problems waking from sleep under OS 9 have been corrected
• The clocks on G4 PowerMacs no longer lose time when they're asleep
• Sleeper now supports ORB drives
• Sleeper will put machines to sleep even if the monitor is still powered up and undimmed