Re: screen curtain and saving battery
Gene
Where did the sighted person look at the screen? Was it dark in the
room or was there light from other sources? Others may comment but
I would think that if you set the brightness as low as you can,
little or very little battery power would be used by the small
amount of light shown.
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Gene On 6/7/2022 10:26 AM, Kareen wrote:
Zahra my old laptop was with a 4th generation CPU but i think until now many laptop brands still include a keyboard shortcut to turn off the screen but unfortunately my Dell is not having this keyboard shortcut. Gene i think that depends on the brightness level you are allowed to reach on the laptop. I set the brightness to 0% but according to sighted help the screen is still viewable. I don't have any experience about this but i remember someone had posted a way to add a keyboard shortcut to NVDA to turn off the touch pad and it is working perfectly well on my device that is also lacking a shortcut to enable this option I hope that there is a possibility to do that to the display as well. and back to my original question: how does screen curtain in NVDA work? thank you On 6/7/22, Gene <gsasner@...> wrote:Whether you can turn off the screen or not, you can dim the screen to a point where, I would think, little power would be used and the screen being on would have a negligible effect on running time per charge. Gene On 6/7/22, Kareen <kareen.kiwan@...> wrote:Hi all. In my previous laptops there was the option to turn off the display by pressing a key combination. But, with my new laptop which is from the Dell brand this option is not available unfortunately. I want to know about the screen curtain feature in NVDA does enabling it saves battery or it is only meant for privacy purposes? also, does anyone knows of a way to have the screen really turned off, i mean to have an option similar to what is present in many laptops I am interested in turning off the display to make the battery last longer. Thank you |
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