I need to start my screensaver on demand. In the old days, there was a keyboard shortcut for this. I thought about building a macro to go to the screensaver settings and doing "Preview". I can't find a way to bulid a macro in an application that will work without starting the application. Any suggestions or am I missing the availability of doing this already built into Vista?
Odd requirement, do you perhaps really want to call LockWorkstation()? Otherwise, write a program that uses RegisterHotKey(), then calls SystemParametersInfo(), SPI_SETSCREENSAVEACTIVE when you get the WM_HOTKEY message.
Odd requirement, do you perhaps really want to call LockWorkstation()? Otherwise, write a program that uses RegisterHotKey(), then calls SystemParametersInfo(), SPI_SETSCREENSAVEACTIVE when you get the WM_HOTKEY message.
OMG, you're way over my head. I don't want to lock the workstation. I remember, again in the old days, that you could easily assign actions to keyboard shortcuts. Frankly, I don't know how to write a program that would execute in Vista. I've pulled up the info about each of the functions, etc you mentioned. Do you feel up to giving me a quick tutorial on what to do?