iBook doesn't sleep on close

[elmo3]

elmo, if my methods are so burdensome for you to deal with then simply don't respond to my threads.

ah, but how was one to know your situation was going to be like this when the thread started?

[elmo3]

Go easy on him guys. He just didn't think it was a relevant piece of information.

wow..."it worked before I took the entire thing apart, and now it doesn't work".

Pretty much the only reason NOT to mentionn that is embarassment.

[elmo3]

i've told you to go fu.ck yourself before. did you ever get around to that?

LOL! I out you for purposely omitting crucial information, for putting the entire forum in a bad position, solely to keep from embarassing yourself--and rather than slink away in shame that you've been found out, you attack as if no one had any right to out you!

You're a full-on member of our modern "in your face" society! So do you know Rosie personally, or is she just your Leader?

[mattkime]

lets review some things here -

1) I had no idea where the magnet came from. In my experience, computer parts rarely dislodge themselves without a specific effort.

2) Its taken about 10 days for me to figure out that it was even a problem. Why? Because its difficult to see the screen when the machine is closed. Do I need to mention my every action over the past two weeks whenever I have a problem?

3) the first post accurately and very helpfully answered my question. i couldn't have been that confusing with my problem description.

>>I out you for purposely omitting crucial information...and rather than slink away in shame that you've been found out

4) Elmo, you're completely unable to discern helpful advice from absurd criticism. It was an honest mistake which I admitted to immediately.

I know its best just not to respond to you but I don't care to be the current person you're kicking around for a manufactured reason.

[elmo3]

lets review some things here -

Let's review the sole issue here:

1) you asked for help but purposely omitted vital information

End of story--except you then hurl epithets when found out.

[JEBB]

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