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Doze

Name: Doze
Rating: 0 (5 reviews)

1.0

13 February 2006

Prevent your system from going to sleep.

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Overview

Note: Doze is no longer under development, and it is no longer available for download.

While Doze is running, it will prevent your system from going to sleep. Consider a time when you leave your computer running to finish a download and your computer falls into sleep-mode before it finishes. Perhaps you're reading something while running off the battery and your monitor keeps dimming. By running Doze it will appear as if there is constant activity on your system without using any CPU.

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4 Doze Reviews

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Haste

13 February 2006

Most helpful

Why would I need this if I can do the very same thing in Energy saver inside of System preferences?

Version 1.0

Mikegee24

05 February 2007

I downloaded and started Doze on my 12" PowerBook G4, shut the lid, and it went straight to sleep. Same on a 15" PowerBook.

Version 1.0

Msadesign

01 December 2006

I DO use this thing. While in India recently, I had a fairly slow connection, so I would leave iTunes downloading 'Lost' all night. But when I came in the morning, the connection had been droppped. This thing solved the issue. Yes, I know how to use the Energy Saver pane, but for whatever reason, the Powerbook slept anyway, I guess, but Doze kept it tickled. msadesign

Version 1.0

Leif-Heflin

17 April 2006

I love this thing! You barely even notice it when it's running. I had to use this while I was using snes9x. For some reason my computer thought I wasn't doing anything so every 10 minutes I had to move the mouse (I was using a controller). Then I tried this; worked like a charm!

Version 1.0

Haste

13 February 2006

Why would I need this if I can do the very same thing in Energy saver inside of System preferences?

Version 1.0

1 answer(s)

Pkieltyka

13 February 2006

You most certainly can do this in energy saver by moving moving both sliders to "Never". But in most cases I don't want to change my power management settings when I leave my computer to process a task that won't keep my computer awake. This is just a simple program meant to help during those times, not to replace your energy saver.

Version 1.0