Copyright: Copyright ® 1993-1995 Berkeley Systems


Contents
After Dark

Introduction

Welcome to the fun After Dark collection of screen savers from Berkeley Systems! A screen saver is a fun way to protect your screen from the shadowy images that can appear when the same motionless display sits on your screen too long and screen phosphor is destroyed. This problem is called burn-in.  After Dark senses when your screen has been inactive for a set period of time and presents a screen-saving animated display.

Throughout the on-line help we use the following terms:

•	The After Dark Control Panel is the program that allows you to run and configure screen saving modules.  We refer to the control panel as After Dark.

•	After Dark modules are individual screen saving files such as Fish! and Flying Toasters.

•	After Dark Files is the location of all module folders and support files (Usually C:\ AFTERDRK).

•	A module folder is any folder inside After Dark Files that contains at least one module.

What  features are new in After Dark?

After Dark now includes the following Windows '95 features:

•	Custom explorer icons for each module

•	Use of the right mouse button to set up and start After Dark

•	A special After Dark QuickAccess Button on the Windows '95 Notification Tray

After Dark also includes the following new features above our 2.0 versions:

•	Randomizer and MultiModule allow you to customize how After Dark displays modules. Their improved interfaces make them even easier to use than before. For example, now you can demo your creations as you're building them or change module settings from within Randomizer and MultiModule.
Note: Not all Berkeley Systems screen saver packages feature MultiModule.

•	EcoLogic is an easy-to-use interface for powering off your monitor when it's not in use*. This powerful new feature provides a way to save money and protect the environment.

•	After Dark now groups modules into folders based on the packages they're from. For example, all your Disney Collection  modules will be in one folder while all After Dark 3.0 modules will be in another.

•	After Dark's WindowShutter password is a much requested feature that now gives you the option to require a password each time you start Windows.

•	WallZapper is a feature that allows you to take screen shots of After Dark modules and use them as Windows desktop wallpaper.

How do I use After Dark?

Open the After Dark Control Panel by any of the following actions:

•	by double-clicking on the After Dark icon in the lower left corner of your screen (Windows 3.1 users) or single-click on the Taskbar item (Windows '95 users)

•	by running ADW30.EXE from the Program Manager or File Manager (Windows 3.1 users) or Explorer (Windows '95 users)

•	by clicking on the After Dark QuickAccess button on the tray of the Taskbar (Windows '95 users)

•	by right-clicking on a module desktop icon, and selecting open (Windows '95 users)

•	by selecting After Dark using the Start Menu on the Taskbar (Windows '95 users)

View a module by selecting it from the After Dark Module List and clicking on the Demo button. Use the sliders and menus to customize the module's performance, even while a demo is running! The Module List contains modules from all Berkeley Systems screen savers you own, arranged into folders that show which package the modules came from.

Configure After Dark to suit your own needs and work habits. Click Setup to bring up a set of dialog boxes where you can change After Dark's default Sleep Time, assign or change your password, engage EcoLogic's Power Saving features, or configure Hot Keys to activate After Dark immediately.

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The After Dark Control Panel

Configuring After Dark

Special After Dark Features

Randomizer

MultiModule

Developing screen saver modules for After Dark


After Dark Control Panel

Open the After Dark Control Panel and select the module you want to use. Now click on Demo. Click Stop to end the demo.

You can change the settings of any After Dark module from this control panel. When selecting modules, After Dark provides many choices:

•	Click the name of the module you want with the mouse.

•	Type the first letter in the name of the module.

•	Use arrow keys to scroll up and down the After Dark Module List.

Module folders

Each Berkeley Systems screen saver package that you own (for example, Disney, Star Trek, etc.) is shown in the Module Folder List. Select different screen saver packages by selecting the package from the Folder List pull-down menu and then choosing one of the screen saver modules.

Passwords

You may set a password to prevent other people from waking up your screen. Windows 3.1 users may assign a local password to After Dark, or may use their network password.  Windows ' 95 users may use a local password, or they may use their system password.

Local password

Your password must not be longer than ten characters, must contain only numbers and letters, and can be capital or lower case letters. After Dark passwords are case-insensitive.

To set a password, select the Password icon in the Setup dialog box.

To use a password:
1. Select the Set Password button.
2. Type in your password in the Enter New Password box.
3. Press Tab to move down to the Confirm New Password box.
4. Retype your password.

Change your password by typing your old password in the Enter Old Password box, then pressing Tab and typing your new password in the Enter New Password and Confirm New Password boxes. As you type, asterisks (*) will appear instead of the letters or numbers, to prevent anyone from learning your password by looking over your shoulder.

Check the Always Use Password box in the Password  dialog box for automatic password protection. With this option set, password protection will engage whenever After Dark puts your screen to sleep.

If you only want password protection once in a while, hold down the Ctrl key while putting your mouse pointer into the Sleep Now corner. This activates your password now, but the next time the screen saver puts your screen to sleep by itself password protection will not be active. If the No Control Corners box is checked, you cannot manually activate password protection, because the Sleep Now corner is deactivated.

To awaken your screen while password protected, move your mouse or hit a key.
Type your password when the password dialog box is displayed, and press Enter.

System/Network password

If enabled, this option automatically uses your network password when you are logged on to a network.  Windows '95 users use their system password as well. The System password may be a network password or a local password, depending upon configuration.

1 	From the After Dark Control Panel, click on Setup.

2 	Select the Password icon in the Setup dialog box.

3 	Check the Use System/Network Password box. If this option is grayed, you are not on the network or your network is not recognized.

Windows 3.1: If the network connection is lost while in Network password mode, After Dark will not be able to verify your network password. If you did not set a local password,  then After Dark will not prompt for a password. To avoid this situation, ALWAYS SET A LOCAL PASSWORD, even if you plan to use only your network password.

Windows '95: If the network connection is lost while in System password mode, After Dark will still be able to validate your password.  It is not necessary to set a local password if you're using Windows '95 System passwords.

Window Shutter

To password protect entry to Windows, check the WindowShutter Lock check box in the Password dialog box, and select OK. After Dark will ask you to type in your password every time you start up Windows.

Forget your password?

Windows 3.1 users: If your computer boots to a C:\> prompt, delete the adwrap.cfg file located in your After Dark directory, and reboot your machine.

If your computer boots directly into Windows 3.1, and you have WindowShutter Lock engaged, you must reboot from a bootable floppy disk or use the DOS 6 F5 Key Feature to bypass the password (see your DOS or Windows manual for information). From the C:\> prompt, delete the adwrap.cfg file located in your After Dark directory, and reboot your machine from your hard disk.

If your computer boots directly into Windows 3.1 and you don't have WindowShutter engaged, open Windows' File Manager and delete the adwrap.cfg file located in your After Dark directory. Exit Windows and reboot your machine.

Windows '95 users: If you have WindowShutter engaged, you will need to 'safe-boot' Windows '95 by pressing F8 at Startup and choosing "Safe Mode" from the menu.  This will bypass WindowShutter.

Next, delete the adwrap.cfg file from your After Dark directory.

If you are using a System password:  Go into the Password section of After Dark's Setup screen and turn off WindowShutter.  Next, shutdown and restart Windows '95 normally.  See your system administrator for help with your system password.  Once you have a working password again, you can enable WindowShutter.

Advanced Options

The Advanced Options dialog box provides access to the Rebuild Module List button, the Reset Module Settings button, and the Use Custom VGA palette check box.

The Rebuild Module List button allows you to rebuild the Control Panel Module List while retaining your custom settings for each module. This is useful if you install additional modules or if you move modules from one folder to another, and you want the Module List to reflect your new arrangements.

The Reset All Modules button also allows you to rebuild the Module List, but this choice resets all your modules to their original settings.

The Use Custom VGA palette check box controls whether After Dark will use custom colors, if you have a 16-color display. If there is an "X" in this check box After Dark uses a custom set of 16 colors for the modules. However, some 16-color video cards and drivers cannot use custom colors. If your system shows strange colors while running After Dark, turn the Use Custom VGA palette control box off.

EcoLogic

After Dark delivers the answer for power and system savings with EcoLogic -- a special program that reduces power consumption by powering off your Energy Star-compliant monitor.

After a module runs for the time period that you chose, After Dark displays a  countdown animation to let you know that EcoLogic is about to turn off your monitor.

Configuring EcoLogic

If EcoLogic is off, After Dark saves your screen as usual but can not shut down your monitor.

The "Activate Ecologic" checkbox turns Ecologic on or off.  When checked, Ecologic will be active.  When unchecked, Ecologic will not be active, and will not power down your monitor. Note: Be sure that all other DPMS or power-saving software is disabled when you activate Ecologic.

The "Run Ecologic Screen Saver After" slider controls the amount of idle time that passes before your  screen goes to sleep. This setting reflects the number in the  "Sleep in  Minutes" box in the General Setup dialog box. If one setting is changed, the other will also change.

The "Shut Down Monitor after" slider tells EcoLogic how long to animate your screen before shutting down your monitor. To wake up your monitor, just wake up After Dark (move your mouse or press a key). Your monitor may take a few seconds to wake up, depending upon how long it's been shut down.

The Monitor pull-down menu allows you to select the type of monitor you have and its energy usage. You can enter in your local energy costs in the Energy cost box.  Note: These settings do not affect the performance of the Ecologic feature, but are used to calculate annual energy savings.  If your monitor is not listed, choose "Other" and make sure the "EnergyStar Compliant" checkbox is set appropriately for your monitor.

Activate EcoLogic any time...

You can sleep After Dark in EcoLogic mode immediately by pressing your Sleep Hot Key combination twice, one right after the other. This starts the one-minute countdown without running your screen saver module first.  (Refer to the help screen on General Setup Options for information on your Sleep Hot Key.)

Sound and Music

After Dark screen saver modules that include sound effects display a speaker icon below their controls. You can adjust the sound volume for each module using the Up and Down arrows next to the speaker icon. The more lines emanating from the icon, the louder the volume is set. A properly configured sound card is required to play sound effects.

Randomizer displays a speaker icon whether or not it uses sounds. The Up and Down controls regulate all modules within Randomizer that do contain sounds, like a master volume control.

Some After Dark modules include MIDI music. To use music you must be running Windows 3.1 or later and have a properly configured sound card installed in your PC that is capable of playing MIDI files.

The modules that contain music have a slider in the After Dark Control Panel that controls how many times the music plays-Never, Once, Twice, Thrice, or Always. The speaker icon arrows raise or lower the volume of the music within each module.

Because of the complexity of the music, the modules that play music require about 1MB of RAM in addition to the memory requirements of the module itself. If there isn't enough memory available when After Dark tries to animate your screen, your chosen module will appear without music.

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Configuring After Dark

Special After Dark features


Configuring After Dark

How do I configure After Dark?

To configure After Dark click on the Setup button in the After Dark Control Panel.

There are four After Dark setup panels:

•	The General Setup panel allows you to control when After Dark starts screen saving, etc.

•	The Password Setup panel allows you to control After Dark's security features.

•	The Advanced Options panel allows you to control how After Dark interacts with your system.

•	The EcoLogic Setup panel allows you to control After Dark's power saving features.

You can choose one of the setup panels by clicking on its icon.

All of the setup panels work the same. Click and edit the controls in each panel to customize After Dark to suit your needs. After you have finished, click OK to save your settings. Click Cancel if you want to undo any changes you have made. You can always click on the Help button to bring up information on how to use that panel.

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General Setup options

Password Setup options

Advanced Setup options

EcoLogic Setup options


General Setup Options

General Setup controls After Dark's SystemIQ™, sleep time, Hot Key, and several other features.

•	Sleep time is the amount of idle time After Dark waits before putting your screen to sleep and displaying a screen saver. The default sleep time is 5 minutes. You can change the amount of time by typing in a new number in the Sleep in ... Minutes box.

•	You can also put After Dark to sleep instantly with the Hot Key or Sleep Corner features.

•	Press the Hot Key combination displayed to put After Dark to sleep instantly. The default combination is Ctrl-Shift-S. You can uncheck the Shift box if you only want a Ctrl combination; you can also select a different letter from the pull-down menu. The Ctrl box can only be unchecked if you choose a function key from the pull-down menu.

•	You can also put After Dark to sleep instantly with the Sleep Corners feature. The + symbol on the representative screen is the Sleep Now corner. If you move your cursor into this corner of your monitor, After Dark will go to sleep within a few seconds. The - symbol represents the Never Sleep corner. If you leave the cursor in the Never Sleep corner, After Dark will not activate until you move the cursor. This is handy if you're leaving your desk for a while but don't want After Dark to put your screen to sleep. You can change the sleep corners by dragging the + and - symbols around on the representative screen. Check the No Control Corners box to disable this feature.

•	Check the Mute Sound checkbox if you want to prevent After Dark from playing any music or sound in any module.

•	Check the Hide when Minimized checkbox if you want to prevent After Dark from appearing on your desktop, even when it's active.

•	Check the SystemIQ Activity Monitor box to turn on After Dark's SystemIQ feature. With SystemIQ turned on, After Dark will be more sensitive to your system's workload, including monitoring communications port activity and CPU load. If your system is busy, After Dark automatically slows down so that it won't interfere with other processing happening on your system. If SystemIQ detects too much activity on your system, After Dark will not activate.

The pull-down menu selects how sensitive SystemIQ is. A Low setting means After Dark will sleep even if there's a fairly large amount of system activity. A High setting will prevent After Dark from sleeping even if there's only a small amount of system activity. Medium is somewhere between the two. Experiment to find out which setting works best for you.

•	The Wake on Mouse Movement checkbox controls how you wake up After Dark. If the box is unchecked, you are able to wake up the screen by typing on the keyboard or by clicking either mouse button. If the box is checked, you can also wake up After Dark by moving your mouse.


Password Setup Options

The Password Setup screen controls After Dark's security features. After Dark can protect your system with a password you choose. When After Dark sleeps with password protection on, you can access your system only if you type in the correct password.

•	Click the Set Password button to create a new password or change an existing one. Type in your password in the Enter New Password box. Press Tab to move down to the Confirm New Password box. Retype your password.

•	Check the Always Use Password button to make After Dark always require a password before it wakes up.

•	Check the Use System/Network Password box to make After Dark use your network password.  Windows '95 users use their system password instead.

•	Check the WindowShutter Locked box to password protect entry to Windows. You will be prompted to type in your password every time you start up Windows.

Change your local password by typing your old password in the Enter Old Password box, then pressing Tab and typing your new password in the Enter New Password and Confirm New Password boxes. As you type, asterisks (*) will appear instead of the letters or numbers, to prevent anyone from learning your password by looking over your shoulder.


Advanced Setup Options

Advanced Options allow you to quickly and easily update your collection of After Dark modules; it also lets you control how After Dark interacts with your system.

•	The Update Module List button updates your module list immediately. This is useful if you install additional modules or if you move modules from one folder to another, and you want the Module List to reflect your new arrangements. You can also check the Update Module List at Startup button to make After Dark update its module list every time it starts up.

•	The Reset Module Settings button will reset all modules to their default settings.

•	If you have a 16 color display and some After Dark modules have strange colors, uncheck the Custom VGA Palette box. This will force After Dark to use the VGA palette.

•	Check the Allow Screen Save in DOS sessions box to allow screen saving in DOS sessions under Windows.

•	Check the Rebuild Module List on Startup to rebuild the module database whenever After Dark starts up. It is recommended that you only use this if you frequently change After Dark files.

•	If your screen is sleeping when a program sends an alert dialog to your screen (e.g., an alarm clock or a network message dialog), it will cause a banner to scroll across the top of the screen. The banner will say "Please Wake Up" and will also contain the title of the alert dialog box, or the contents of the alert message (depending on how the alerting application actually implements alerts.)

If you want to turn off the "Please Wake Up" banner, uncheck the "Please Wake-up" check box.


EcoLogic Setup Options

EcoLogic™ is After Dark's power manager. EcoLogic reduces your computer's power consumption by powering off your Energy Star-compliant monitor when it's not in use.

After a screen saver module runs for the time period that you chose, After Dark displays a countdown animation to let you know that EcoLogic is about to turn off your Energy Star™-compliant monitor. At the end of the countdown, EcoLogic blanks your screen and shuts down the monitor. Non-Energy Star monitors go black but do not shut down.

EcoLogic also provides an estimate of your annual savings. The estimate is based on your current settings. Try changing the sliders to see how much difference an extra minute of energy saving can make.

Configuring EcoLogic

•	Click the Activate EcoLogic button to turn on energy saving. If EcoLogic is turned off, After Dark will run normally and your monitor will not power off.  Note: Be sure that all other DPMS or power-saving software is disabled when you activate Ecologic.

•	The Sleep After slider determines when After Dark will go to sleep. Changing this value will also change the Sleep Time in setting in the General Options setup dialog.

•	The Shutdown Monitor After slider determines the amount of idle time After Dark waits before shutting down your monitor. During this time, the screen saver will run.

If you check the Shutdown Monitor Only After 5PM box, EcoLogic will power off the monitor only after 5PM. This is convenient if you only want your monitor powered off after you leave work.

•	The Monitor section allows you to customize EcoLogic for your monitor. Select your monitor model from the pull-down menu. You can also enter in the energy usage of your monitor. Check the Energy Star box if your monitor is Energy Star-compliant.

•	The Energy Cost section allows you to type in your area's electricity costs.

Activate EcoLogic any time...

You can initiate EcoLogic mode immediately by pressing your Sleep Hot Key combination twice, one right after the other. This starts the one-minute countdown without running your screen saver module first.


Special After Dark Features

There are a number of special After Dark features you can use to capture the screen, toggle sound on and off and customize your system.

WallZapper

If you see an After Dark display you like, zap it into Windows wallpaper by pressing Ctrl-Shift-Z. The screen will freeze while After Dark captures the image on the screen. While the zap is in progress, After Dark tells you it is "Zapping into Wallpaper."

Depending on your screen resolution and bit-depth, this could take anywhere from a few seconds to a minute.

When you wake up After Dark you'll find that your zap is now your Windows wallpaper. After Dark wall zaps are stored as adscr01.bmp, adscr02.bmp, etc. in your Windows directory. You can save up to 15 wall zaps. Once you have reached fifteen, the wall zaps will restart saving as adscr01.bmp again.

Please note that depending on your screen resolution and bit-depth, WallZapper screen captures can be very large files. If there is no room on your disk for WallZapper to create wallpaper, WallZapper will fail.

Sound Mute Hot Key

After Dark has a special hot key for toggling sound on and off. If you hear module sounds, you can press Ctrl-Shift-M to instantly turn off the sound. To hear the sounds again, press the same key again to turn the sound back on.

The mute hot key only works when After Dark is in demo or screen saver mode.

When you press this key, "Mute Sound" will be toggled in General Settings. If you mute the sound, the volume control icon in the control panel will also be disabled to indicate that sound is off. To enable volume control, turn Mute Sound off in General Setup.

Starry Night

Starry Night is the default After Dark module. Starry Night displays an animated skyline on your screen in the event that your selected module cannot run (low Windows system resources, other errors.) Starry Night is built-in to the After Dark engine and does not have an associated module file in the After Dark directory.

You can also run Starry Night as your screen saver module by selecting it from the After Dark folder.

Alert  Dialogs

If your screen is sleeping when a program sends an alert dialog to your screen (e.g., an alarm clock or a network message dialog), it will cause a banner to scroll across the top of the screen. The banner will say "Please Wake Up" and will also contain the title of the alert dialog box, or the contents of the alert message (depending on how the alerting application actually implements alerts.)

If you want to turn off the "Please Wake Up" banner, uncheck it in the Advanced Options setup dialog.

Sleeping without animation

To blank the screen to solid black rather than display animation, hold down the Shift key while moving the mouse pointer into the Sleep Now corner.

Trivia and other interactive modules

A number of Berkeley Systems screen saver packages feature trivia and other interactive screen saver modules.  In general, press the Caps Lock key to enter the interactive portions of these modules.  To wake up the screen saver, press Caps Lock again, move the mouse or press a key on the keyboard.


Randomizer

Want to see all your favorite modules appearing in order, or randomly on your screen? Want to control them to your liking? Use After Dark's Randomizer module.

Select Randomizer from the Module Folder List pop-up menu. The Module List shows the names of all of the Randomizers available. When you create your own Randomizer module, After Dark adds it to this list.

The Randomizer Module Control lets you choose whether After Dark shows the modules randomly, or in sequential order. The Default Duration for displaying the module is 30 seconds, but you can change that with the slider.

The New or Edit button takes you to the Randomizer Setup dialog so you can create a new Randomizer, or edit one. Randomizer lets you set the display duration of each module you want to see, in any order you want, or randomly.

Creating a Randomizer Module

Select the Randomizer folder from the Folder List and click on the New button. The Randomizer setup dialog appears. The Randomizer setup dialog is divided into three parts: a Module List, a set of selected modules in the Randomizer (the middle column) and a module settings control panel.

To create a Randomizer module select the modules you want in your Randomizer sequence from the Module List on the left and add them to the Module Set in the middle. To add a module, select it and click Add. You can use multi-selection (Ctrl-Click) to select more than one module at a time or use the Select All button to select all of the modules in this list. Click Add to add all of the selected modules to the Module Set.

You can add a module to a Randomizer Module Set more than once by highlighting it in the Module List and clicking Add several times. Each instance of the module can have its own unique module settings!

Remove modules you don't want in your Randomizer sequence by selecting the module in the Module Set list and pressing the Remove button. Change the order of sequence of the Module Set by selecting modules and using the Up and Down buttons to move modules up and down the list.

To customize a module in a Randomizer sequence, choose the module you want to customize in the Module Set list and change its settings in the Module Control box. You can use the Demo button in Randomizer to preview your module settings just like you can on the After Dark Control Panel.

If you like your creation, give it a name it by selecting Untitled in the Randomizer Name edit box, typing in the new name, and clicking OK. You can now select your named creation from the Randomizer module list.

Editing or Deleting a Randomizer

If you want to change your Randomizer modules in the future, select it in the module list and click on Edit. The Randomizer setup dialog appears again and lets you continue editing your Randomizer sequence.

If you want to delete one of your Randomizer modules, select it and click on Delete. Your Randomizer is deleted from the Module List.


MultiModule
The Amazing MultiModule

Introduction

MultiModule allows you to combine several modules into one display, side-by-side or overlapping, in any size or position you like. Once you create a MultiModule setting, you can save it and After Dark will show it in the Module List when you select MultiModule from the module folder list.

Note: Not all Berkeley Systems screen saver packages feature MultiModule.

Creating Multimodules

To create your first MultiModule, follow these simple instructions:.

1 	Select MultiModule from the module folder menu and then choose "MultiModule". Then click the New button.

2 	Select any screen saver package you want  from the module folder pull-down menu on the left.

3 	Select a module from the module list  by clicking its name. You'll see a small rectangle with the module's name in it appear on the sample screen. This represents the size, shape and position of the module on your real screen.

Next, select another module from the module list. You'll see a rectangle with the module's name in it.

4 	You can move the second module's rectangle around the sample screen by clicking the name and dragging it around.

You can resize the module by dragging on one of the corner points. Try dragging one of the second module's corner points to enlarge the rectangle.

5 	You can change the shape of any module by clicking one of the shapes in the middle of the screen: rectangle; triangle; diamond; and circle.

6 	The pull-down menu on the right lists the modules you have selected for this MultiModule setting. Select one to see and adjust its controls.

7 	The two squares labeled "Back" and "Fore" bring the currently selected module to the front or back. If you do not want to see other modules under the currently selected one, click the "Transparent" check box to turn off this feature.

8 	Click the "Demo" button to preview your MultiModule creation. The speaker controls the sound volume for all the selected modules in this MultiModule.

9 	When you're finished with your MultiModule, give it an unique name in the text field and click OK. It will show up in the module list whenever you select MultiModule from the module folder pull-down menu.


Developing After Dark Modules

If you know how to program for Windows, you can develop your own screen saver modules for After Dark.

If you want to write an After Dark module, you can get our After Dark Software Development Kit for Windows from Berkeley Systems' ftp server, or from our forums on America Online and Compuserve. In the software development kit you will find sample modules written for Windows in Borland C and Microsoft Visual C. You can use these modules as a basis for creating your own screen saver modules.

To access our ftp server, open ftp.berksys.com with the username "anonymous" and your internet email address as the password.  If you use Compuserve, type GO WINAPC, go to the libraries and open the Berkeley Systems library. If you America Online use the keyword BerkSysWin and open the Software Libraries section. The SDK is in ZIP format.


Glossary


Topic1
Index

#

16 color displays

A

Advanced Setup Options

After Dark Control Panel

amazing multimodule

B

banners

blank the screen

C

configure EcoLogic

Configuring After Dark

Contents

control panel

create your own screen saver

custom VGA palette

customizing After Dark

D

Developing After Dark Modules

DOS sessions

DPMS-compliant monitors

E

EcoLogic hot key

EcoLogic Setup Options

EcoLogic

EnergyStar monitors

F

favorite modules

G

General Setup Options

Glossary

H

hide when minimized

I

idle time

introduction

M

module folders

mouse movements

MultiModule

mute sound

N

network password

P

Password Setup Options

passwords

passwords

power saving feature

R

Randomizer

rebuild module list on startup

reset module list

run modules in a sequence

S

Setup dialogs

setup options

shut down monitors

sleep after

sleep corners

sleep hot key

sound mute hot key

Special After Dark Features

SystemIQ

T

Topic1

U

update module list

W

wake up After Dark

wallzapper

what's new in After Dark 3.0

window shutter

Windows password protection

Windows wallpaper