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Check out the page http://www.nirsoft.net/utils/nircmd.html wink.gif

1. Download the ZIP file (link is at the end of that page).
2. Extract it to a temp folder.
3. Run nircmd.exe file.
4. Click "Copy to Windows directory", click Yes.
5. Now, right-click desktop (or inside any folder like Start Menu, Programs, Quick Lauch) and select New>Shortcut.
6. Enter "nircmd monitor off" or "nircmd monitor low" (no quotes please) (I don't know the difference between them. Experiment.).
7. Click Next, and enter "Turn Off Screen" or anything you like as shortcut name. (no quotes). Click Finish.
8. Right-click the shortcut you created, and click "Properties". Click "Change Icon"
9. If a message "The file %windir%\nircmd.exe contains no icons." (or similar) appears, click OK.
10. Choose a nice icon (In WinXP, I use the "blue power icon" of shell32.dll file).
11. Click OK. Click OK again.
12. Try out the new shortcut to get a feel of it! biggrin.gif

PS: As for the leadtek remote control, bind the button to run any of the commands given in step 6 above. you can only turn off. to turn on, move mouse/press any key/any button on remote control. (again, do experiment.) bind another button to the command "nircmd monitor on" if you want to.

This command line tool is coolspeak.gif .

Other programs that allow you switch off the monitor has to start with windows and keep running in RAM, while waiting for you to click a button of the program or right-click a tray icon. mad.gif

This program is not memory-resident. It runs whenever you want to turn off the monitor (on double-clicking the shortcut), turns off the monitor and quits. smile.gif

NOTE: There are a lot more uses for this program than just turning off the monitor. Refer the included help file to know about it.

ENJOY! [U'll fall inlove.gif with this program! laugh.gif ]