B brasskey macrumors regular Original poster Jul 21, 2008 134 1 Oct 30, 2011 #1 I have a late 2008 aluminum Macbook running OSX 10.6.8. Is there any way to set the laptop to logout once the screen is closed? Thanks.
I have a late 2008 aluminum Macbook running OSX 10.6.8. Is there any way to set the laptop to logout once the screen is closed? Thanks.
iDuel macrumors 6502a Jul 20, 2011 775 97 Greece/USA Oct 30, 2011 #2 Im not too sure about that, but I do know that when you close the lid on the MacBook, it does lock itself which is similar to logging out.
Im not too sure about that, but I do know that when you close the lid on the MacBook, it does lock itself which is similar to logging out.
B brasskey macrumors regular Original poster Jul 21, 2008 134 1 Oct 30, 2011 #3 iDuel said: Im not too sure about that, but I do know that when you close the lid on the MacBook, it does lock itself which is similar to logging out. Click to expand... Mine doesn't. It just goes right back to the last thing I was working on.
iDuel said: Im not too sure about that, but I do know that when you close the lid on the MacBook, it does lock itself which is similar to logging out. Click to expand... Mine doesn't. It just goes right back to the last thing I was working on.
simsaladimbamba Guest Nov 28, 2010 22,670 31 located Oct 30, 2011 #4 iDuel said: Im not too sure about that, but I do know that when you close the lid on the MacBook, it does lock itself which is similar to logging out. Click to expand... Do you just want to have some kind of password to protect your Mac? brasskey said: I have a late 2008 aluminum Macbook running OSX 10.6.8. Is there any way to set the laptop to logout once the screen is closed? Thanks. Click to expand... It does not, unless configured to do so. brasskey said: Mine doesn't. It just goes right back to the last thing I was working on. Click to expand... To configure the Mac to ask for a password upon waking it:
iDuel said: Im not too sure about that, but I do know that when you close the lid on the MacBook, it does lock itself which is similar to logging out. Click to expand... Do you just want to have some kind of password to protect your Mac? brasskey said: I have a late 2008 aluminum Macbook running OSX 10.6.8. Is there any way to set the laptop to logout once the screen is closed? Thanks. Click to expand... It does not, unless configured to do so. brasskey said: Mine doesn't. It just goes right back to the last thing I was working on. Click to expand... To configure the Mac to ask for a password upon waking it:
B brasskey macrumors regular Original poster Jul 21, 2008 134 1 Oct 30, 2011 #5 simsaladimbamba said: To configure the Mac to ask for a password upon waking it: Click to expand... Thank you. Is there another option to actually log the user out? If not, this will work. Thanks again.
simsaladimbamba said: To configure the Mac to ask for a password upon waking it: Click to expand... Thank you. Is there another option to actually log the user out? If not, this will work. Thanks again.
simsaladimbamba Guest Nov 28, 2010 22,670 31 located Oct 30, 2011 #6 brasskey said: Thank you. Is there another option to actually log the user out? If not, this will work. Thanks again. Click to expand... You can always hit CMD+SHIFT+Q to log out. Or if you want the ability to switch users*: http://www.macworld.com/article/49080/2006/01/lockscreen.html * though that is also possible when the screen is locked via sleep
brasskey said: Thank you. Is there another option to actually log the user out? If not, this will work. Thanks again. Click to expand... You can always hit CMD+SHIFT+Q to log out. Or if you want the ability to switch users*: http://www.macworld.com/article/49080/2006/01/lockscreen.html * though that is also possible when the screen is locked via sleep