> Right now, I'm working around the problem with my post-idle alarm
that does
> the lock workstation.
>
> Here are the two commands that I'm using:
> Idle (30 mins)
> Window.PostMessage(0x112,0xF170,2,0xFFFF)
> Post-idle
> Message 1 Lock Workstation
> Shutdown LockWorkStation noconfirm
>
> When the post-idle alarm fires when I move the mouse I hear the
sound for
> the workstation locking. So far so good. If it's been over an hour
though,
> once I unlock the workstation it locks again. I think the idle is
restarted
> by powerpro
I am not sure I understand what you are looking for. As I
understand the above, this happens:
1. Idle alarm triggers.
2. You move mouse and post idle triggers (locking workstation).
3. Workstation is idle for an hour, triggering idle alarm.
4. When you return post-idle alarm triggers again when you move
mouse.
The above seems to be working as designed.
Using a lockworkstation as post-idle alarm does cause strange
things to happen, I agree. Basically, PowerPro post-idle alarms
assume that the idle period is over, whereas, as I understand it,you
are using them to become more idle! Possibly you can script around
it with a global variable which is toggled with each idle alarm.
Only lockworkstation for one state of the global.
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