I have my mac configured to require a password to return from the screensaver and an active screen corner configured to start the screensaver when I push the mouse to the top right.
Call me a stingy git, but it does save me £1.59
Dan Young
Similarly, I set the screen saver to require password. I then sleep the screen with Control-Shift-Eject.
Doesn’t work so well on my Macbook Air though (no eject key in the brave new world).
Matt
I have my mac configured to require a password to return from the screensaver and an active screen corner configured to start the screensaver when I push the mouse to the top right.
Call me a stingy git, but it does save me £1.59
Dan Young
Similarly, I set the screen saver to require password. I then sleep the screen with Control-Shift-Eject.
Doesn’t work so well on my Macbook Air though (no eject key in the brave new world).