caffeine

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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 Application starts inactive

caffeine.exe -exitafter:xx Application will terminate after xx minutes
caffeine.exe -activefor:xx Application will become inactive after
xx minutes
caffeine.exe -appexit Terminates current running instance of
application
caffeine.exe -appon Makes the current running instance of the
application active
caffeine.exe -appoff Makes the current running instance of the
application inactive
caffeine.exe xx xx is a number which sets the number of seconds
between simulated keypresses. This must be the
first text on the commandline

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Copyright Tom Revell, tom.revell@zhornsoftware.co.uk
Zhorn Software, http://www.zhornsoftware.co.uk/