The attached file is an RTF file explaining how to save PowerBook battery
life. I wrote it for work, and felt that it would be useful for the wider
Mac community.
If the RTF format is a problem, I will post a different format.
Feel free to mail any suggestions, corrections, etc.
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Hi
This is a copy of the report I made about PowerBook LCD displays a week or two
back. Due to numerous requests, I have decided to submit it to you, for the
reports directory, or the digest or whatever is most apropriate. I have never
really done this before, so I hope all goes well.......
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This is a more detailed description of how an LCD display works. I will not
go into detail about the difference between Active/Passive etc. This is
purely to explain the ScreenSaver effects and things.
For all Chemists out there, I realise this discussion isn't totally accurate
but it is 'correct' and I can't be bothered to give a lecture course on nematic
crystals!!
