RE: USB Device Detection and Alarm
RE: USB Device Detection and Alarm
- Subject: RE: USB Device Detection and Alarm
- From: Marconi <email@hidden>
- Date: Fri, 19 Jul 2002 19:54:04 -0700
At 4:09 PM -0400 07/19/2002, email@hidden wrote:
Having done work for such displays before, there are the
answers to your questions:
1. replace the keyboard and mouse with a keyboard that has
an integrated touchpad,
Seems like a rare item. I've only come across one in USB. Can you
recommend one?
Whatever you do, don't use a mouse.
Why not? I should think that a nice optical mouse would hold up pretty well.
2. To ensure the system can't 'sleep', set the energy saver
control panel to manual override, no sleep, auto-restart
after power failures, and then restart. Once restarted,
erase the energy saver control panel (having a back-up of
it elsewhere, such as the original CD's that came with the
unit).
I think you must be talking about OS 9, eh? This eMac will use OSX.
Besides, how does removing the control panel (or preference panel)
prevent someone from selecting "Sleep" from the Apple menu?
By the dearth of responses, I'm guessing that no one has any idea how
to get USB and AppleScript on speaking terms...
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