Hi Yohandy,
I don't believe what you want to do is possible based on my
understanding of the Windows API. You can put a laptop display to
sleep to save battery power etc, but Windows is designed to wake up
the display as soon as someone presses a key or moves the mouse
around. You forget, I
there is probably a hotkey to do this.
Not sure but laptops usually have one.
At 06:19 a.m. 15/06/2011, you wrote:
Or to anyone that might know the answer really. This isn't really
audio game based, but I feel it's important enough to bring it to
everyone's attention. Reason I mentioned Aprone
Hi Philip,
I'm interested in how to disable the display myself. My understanding
was you could put it to sleep, but not outright disable it via the
Windows API. If it is possible I'd be interested in this project
myself.
On 6/14/11, Philip Bennefall phi...@blastbay.com wrote:
Hi Yohandy,
This
another way is to set the font to as small as you can go and set the
resolution to as low as you can though that does muck with readers some.
At 09:31 p.m. 15/06/2011, you wrote:
Hi Yohandy,
I don't believe what you want to do is possible based on my
understanding of the Windows API. You can
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Sent: Wednesday, June 15, 2011 11:35 AM
Subject: Re: [Audyssey] A question for Aprone
Hi Philip,
I'm interested in how to disable the display myself. My understanding
was you could
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another way is to set the font to as small as you can go and set the
resolution to as low as you can though that does muck
Hello,
I wonder if this is a finite program, or an infinite program that was made.
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Hi Philip,
I'm interested in how to disable the display myself. My understanding
was you could put it to sleep, but not outright disable it via
I don't have both in my minibook and laptop.
saygilar sevgiler.
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Subject: Re: [Audyssey] A question for Aprone
there is probably
I know another that tried to do this and messed up the laptop pretty bad.
Now I do know if a screen saver can do it so can software. I don't
think the one that tried knew enough programming to do it right.
I had a old dell that if it had a external plug in the video port.
The screen would go
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Subject: Re: [Audyssey] A question for Aprone
Hi Thomas,
I once set my background and character color to the same setting thus when
typing a sighted person could not see the text, but the speech synthesizer
Brilliant Karl! I'm pretty sure this would work perfectly.
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Hello there,
I recall a discussion on a list awhile back on saving battery power in a
laptop.
Most if not all laptops have the ability to hook an external monitor to the
laptop.
There will be a key combo that you can hit to switch the display from the
laptop LCD to the external monitor.
If I
Hi Philip,
There probably is a way to accomplish this, but I'm just unclear as to
how to go about it at the moment. I've seen two very good suggestions
already like switching from the display to the external video port of
the laptop if it has one, and I just looked at the Windows 7 projector
] A question for Aprone
Hi Yohandy,
I don't believe what you want to do is possible based on my
understanding of the Windows API. You can put a laptop display to
sleep to save battery power etc, but Windows is designed to wake up
the display as soon as someone presses a key or moves the mouse
around
, June 15, 2011 10:54 AM
Subject: Re: [Audyssey] A question for Aprone
Hi Philip,
There probably is a way to accomplish this, but I'm just unclear as to
how to go about it at the moment. I've seen two very good suggestions
already like switching from the display to the external video port
: [Audyssey] A question for Aprone
Hi Thomas,
I once set my background and character color to the same setting
thus when typing a sighted person could not see the text, but the
speech synthesizer recognized it and spoke it.
Phil
- Original Message - From: Thomas Ward thomasward1
: [Audyssey] A question for Aprone
Hi Yohandy,
I don't believe what you want to do is possible based on my
understanding of the Windows API. You can put a laptop display to
sleep to save battery power etc, but Windows is designed to wake up
the display as soon as someone presses a key or moves
Or to anyone that might know the answer really. This isn't really audio game
based, but I feel it's important enough to bring it to everyone's attention.
Reason I mentioned Aprone specifically is that since he enjoys working on
small projects, then perhaps he's already created something like
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Sent: Tuesday, June 14, 2011 8:19 PM
Subject: [Audyssey] A question for Aprone
Or to anyone that might know the answer really. This isn't really audio game
based, but I feel it's important enough to bring it to everyone's attention.
Reason I mentioned Aprone specifically
Thanks for thinking of me, but actually I've never tried this particular thing
before. It looks like you've already found someone willing to help though, so
that's good.
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