My iBook came with 9.1 and had a nifty batter level indicator next to the time in the menu bar. I upgraded to 9.2 and it's now gone. I am not 100% sure that the upgrade was the cause, so please don't flame me if that is not the cause. I hadn't taken my iBook outside the house until weeks after the upgrade and that's when I first noticed it. I looked through the extensions manager and could not find anything related.
TIA
Bob wrote:
My iBook came with 9.1 and had a nifty batter level indicator next to the time in the menu bar. I upgraded to 9.2 and it's now gone.
You can get the battery indicator back by going to the "Date & Time" control panel (yes I know, it makes no sense at all), click on the "Clock Options" button (still makes no sense), click on the "Show battery level" option in the right-hand section.
Gerry Wright ZoneZebra Productions San Francisco
In article here-164EE6.02224310102001@redacted.invalid, Bob here@redacted.invalid wrote:
My iBook came with 9.1 and had a nifty batter level indicator next to the time in the menu bar. I upgraded to 9.2 and it's now gone. I am not 100% sure that the upgrade was the cause, so please don't flame me if that is not the cause. I hadn't taken my iBook outside the house until weeks after the upgrade and that's when I first noticed it. I looked through the extensions manager and could not find anything related.
TIA
Hihi,
Open the date and time control panel and click the - clock options - tab. There is an option to turn the indicator on and off check that box accordingly :-)
Good luck
LCDMan CannyCrow@redacted.invalid no x please i'm british
Gerry Wright gdwright@redacted.invalid wrote:
Bob wrote:
My iBook came with 9.1 and had a nifty batter level indicator next to the time in the menu bar. I upgraded to 9.2 and it's now gone.
You can get the battery indicator back by going to the "Date & Time" control panel (yes I know, it makes no sense at all), click on the "Clock Options" button (still makes no sense), click on the "Show battery level" option in the right-hand section.
If you do this though classic (ie running OSX), the option is greyed out; this means you can't see battery level in OSX 10.1 when using classic apps (the old docklet is no more).
Anyone know how to enable this under Classic?
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