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This comes from an IBM site and I quote...
" "Waking up" the projector
Some projectors have power-saving states similar to a computer's sleep mode. Usually there is a button on top of your projector to enable or disable this state. Consult your projector's documentation if you need to "wake up" your projector."
" "Waking up" the projector
Some projectors have power-saving states similar to a computer's sleep mode. Usually there is a button on top of your projector to enable or disable this state. Consult your projector's documentation if you need to "wake up" your projector."
NoCalAdmin
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it's literally a projector with bulb..... not a lcd or other flatscreen?
If its a monitor in all sence of the word, you can go to the desktop-right click-select properties-screen saver tab-power button and select the power management of the monitor.
If it is a literal projecor... I have a few projectors that run their own software and you can use their configurations... but the question is, does your projector have this sort of feature?
Tom
If its a monitor in all sence of the word, you can go to the desktop-right click-select properties-screen saver tab-power button and select the power management of the monitor.
If it is a literal projecor... I have a few projectors that run their own software and you can use their configurations... but the question is, does your projector have this sort of feature?
Tom
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