[andy06]

The Air has no Eject key, so the Ctrl-Shift-Eject doesn't work. What's the replacement key?
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[chabig]

Force-Sleep the Display on a 2010-2011 MacBook Air | Midwestern Mac, LLC

[P]

You can also use the Keychain application to give you a menu option to sleep the display.

Also note that the hot corners feature is more useful than it might appear. When you're setting them up, you can hold a modifier like control, shift, option or command. If you do that, the corner will only trigger when you hold that key and mouse the mouse to the hot corner. Personally I have the screen saver set to control and lower right, so I don't enable it by mistake.

[Waragainstsleep]

Originally Posted by P 

You can also use the Keychain application to give you a menu option to sleep the display.

Also note that the hot corners feature is more useful than it might appear. When you're setting them up, you can hold a modifier like control, shift, option or command. If you do that, the corner will only trigger when you hold that key and mouse the mouse to the hot corner. Personally I have the screen saver set to control and lower right, so I don't enable it by mistake.

That should be the default for hot corners. People using the top right corner for Exposé used to bug the hell out of me.

[andy06]

Thanks!