Do both round "windows" close? Thx
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There are flaps with Velcro at the bottom to close the windows or you can roll them and tie them up to keep them open. There is a square mesh window on the backside also.
1500030
That is a good question. My window opens out. I am not sure. I have secured my shelf with screws. I guess it depends on the screen.
906661
I would suggest you call Apple....believe it involves partitioning hard drive or allotting space on your hard drive for window apps. Apple is very good about support for their products and questions from their buyers.
1711094
Yes, it is like a pull down window shade, you pull it down where you want it and it locks. To retract , you tug on it and it closes.
1160716
If you don`t know how to close it may be you shouldn´t be operating it. The answer from William is ok, thats the way you close it.
77283
Depends on the window. My window will not fully close, because it has an edge that extends out hitting the padding. I just close it onto the carpet and stuff a towel at one corner where the pad does not extend. In another window it will close all the way. If the 2 L brackets that are used with the pad for placing in the window were a bit longer, I would be able to close the window. Pad does not need a window sill to work.
1274721
Absolutely!!! Does not close hard at all!!! I have the same situation. Good Question!
1993910
Nope. I installed it with the window shut, but it doesn't prevent you from opening it. You just have to make sure to pull the pad and cover out of the way when you shut the window again.
710222
It's seen as a removable device on OS X 10.9. I don't have my windows box up and running immediately, so I cannot confirm if it's treated the same there...but it should be seen as a removable device there too.
1182293
I would assume you could reach above the screen to open and close the window. It is also easy to release one side of the screen to gain access to the window to open and close it.
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All windows have a zip cover to close them against the elements. The only one that zips open is the doorway if my memory serves me. I haven't camped yet this year. I am pretty sure though.
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Yes. I'm assuming you're running on Windows here. These instructions are specific to Win 7, but they shouldn't differ much from Win 8. Go to battery options by clicking on the battery icon on the task bar (bottom right corner). Whichever battery 'plan' is selected/active, edit its options. In the options screen, click on advanced. A list of options should appear. Expand the option for close lid action. The default is probably 'sleep'; change it to 'Do nothing'. Save your changes. Now your laptop will still run when you close your laptop. If it's plugged in to a docking station with a monitor, mouse, and keyboard, you will have a regular desktop! Hope that helps.
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Definitely. I do run mine with the windows open sometime, but I it is much more effective with them closed.
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Its full Windows, not windows RT. And BTW, I've upgraded to Windows 8.1 with no issues.
361665
Yes, you can leave a window open, and even close it after arming it. It will only trigger when the sensors are separated....not when the are put together.
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The ones in the center of the panels do - the corner windows have a elastic latch to close them from memory. It shuts up pretty tight when everything is closed up
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No problemwithdamage to nook from closure. I open and close at least 20 x a day.