This document provides information about the Caffeine application, which prevents PC screens from locking by simulating key presses every 59 seconds. It can be temporarily disabled by double-clicking its icon. Under different versions of Windows, it simulates different key events. The document also lists Caffeine's command line options for controlling when it starts, exits, or becomes active/inactive.
This document provides information about the Caffeine application, which prevents PC screens from locking by simulating key presses every 59 seconds. It can be temporarily disabled by double-clicking its icon. Under different versions of Windows, it simulates different key events. The document also lists Caffeine's command line options for controlling when it starts, exits, or becomes active/inactive.
This document provides information about the Caffeine application, which prevents PC screens from locking by simulating key presses every 59 seconds. It can be temporarily disabled by double-clicking its icon. Under different versions of Windows, it simulates different key events. The document also lists Caffeine's command line options for controlling when it starts, exits, or becomes active/inactive.
This document provides information about the Caffeine application, which prevents PC screens from locking by simulating key presses every 59 seconds. It can be temporarily disabled by double-clicking its icon. Under different versions of Windows, it simulates different key events. The document also lists Caffeine's command line options for controlling when it starts, exits, or becomes active/inactive.
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caffeine
=============================================================================== Run this to prevent your PC screen from locking. It does this by simulating that you've pressed the right context-menu key once every 59 seconds. Double-click the icon to temporarily disable Caffeine, and permit your screen to lock. Under Win98: a key down and then a key up event is simulated Under Win2000/XP: a key up event is simulated The additional event is required under Windows 98, otherwise the screen will still lock. Command-line options: caffeine.exe -startoff caffeine.exe -exitafter:xx caffeine.exe -activefor:xx caffeine.exe -appexit caffeine.exe -appon caffeine.exe -appoff caffeine.exe xx
Application starts inactive
Application will terminate after xx minutes Application will become inactive after xx minutes Terminates current running instance of application Makes the current running instance of the application active Makes the current running instance of the application inactive xx is a number which sets the number of seconds between simulated keypresses. This must be the first text on the commandline
------------------------------------------------------------------------------Copyright Tom Revell, [email protected]
