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<blockquote data-quote="shahvikram123" data-source="post: 526570" data-attributes="member: 22790">To preserve battery life you can do some of the following things; Turn off bluetooth if your not using it. This can be done by going the apple menu on the menu bar, then go to system preferences. Click on Bluetooth and then select 'Turn Bluetooth off.' Turn down your screen brightness. This can be done by pressing F1. If that doesn't work then hold down fn and then press F1. By default when you click on the red cross from an application it doesn't quite the programme, it just closes the window for the application. This is so that you can multi task more and so you can open apps faster. To totally quite a programme just hold down the command key and press Q. Or here is a better way. hold down the command key and press tab. Keep holding down the command key and press tab until you get to an app you can to switch to. that application then moves to to front if it has an open window. When your 'command tabbing' across applications you can press Q&nbsp; for the application highlighted and that app will quite...Lastly you can disconnect things your not using, like printers, scanners, cameras etc...</blockquote>

[QUOTE="shahvikram123, post: 526570, member: 22790"] To preserve battery life you can do some of the following things; Turn off bluetooth if your not using it. This can be done by going the apple menu on the menu bar, then go to system preferences. Click on Bluetooth and then select 'Turn Bluetooth off.' Turn down your screen brightness. This can be done by pressing F1. If that doesn't work then hold down fn and then press F1. By default when you click on the red cross from an application it doesn't quite the programme, it just closes the window for the application. This is so that you can multi task more and so you can open apps faster. To totally quite a programme just hold down the command key and press Q. Or here is a better way. hold down the command key and press tab. Keep holding down the command key and press tab until you get to an app you can to switch to. that application then moves to to front if it has an open window. When your 'command tabbing' across applications you can press Q for the application highlighted and that app will quite... Lastly you can disconnect things your not using, like printers, scanners, cameras etc... [/QUOTE]

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