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Date: Mon, 02 Jun 2008 20:19:43 -0400
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Subject: Panorama and DPMS
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Since I switched from SNAP to Panorama when I leave the system running for 
a while, when I come back it is hung at a black screen.  I thought it might 
be related to the sound problems, but I have system sounds turned off now 
and it still happens.  So is anyone using Panorama and successfully having 
the screen blank out?  Looking at the Desktop screensaver settings the "Use 
DPMS Standby State" and "Use DPMS Suspend state" are enabled and not able 
to be changed.  I just disabled "Use DPMS Off state" to see if that makes a 
difference.  There isn't any settings on the Screen settings notebook for 
DPMS like there is with SNAP.  Is there any documentation for Panorama?

Mark