It looks to me that DimScreen written by Skrommel does not lower down the screen Brightness, but does some other magic instead.
So I suggest:
In Windows 7, you can go to "Adjust screen brightness" and modify the screen brightness without a need of fn keys.
There exists a Backlight Control Interface:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa372656(VS.85).aspx
There exists VB.NET example:
http://www.dreamincode.net/forums/blog/rodgerb/index.php?showentry=596
Would it be possible to implement it into AHK? If not then I will try to do my best to code it using C#, F# or anything else, so there would be an option to adjust a real LCD brightness
But I must warn you that I have a zero experience with Windows API!
Best regards,
Oldrich
PS: One additional idea: zero brightness = turned off LCD screen
So I suggest:
In Windows 7, you can go to "Adjust screen brightness" and modify the screen brightness without a need of fn keys.
There exists a Backlight Control Interface:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa372656(VS.85).aspx
There exists VB.NET example:
http://www.dreamincode.net/forums/blog/rodgerb/index.php?showentry=596
Would it be possible to implement it into AHK? If not then I will try to do my best to code it using C#, F# or anything else, so there would be an option to adjust a real LCD brightness
But I must warn you that I have a zero experience with Windows API!Best regards,
Oldrich
PS: One additional idea: zero brightness = turned off LCD screen



