Как мне установить горячий угол в Windows 7?

Actually, Windows screensavers did have this feature (at least those included as part of the Plus! pack, which old-timers should remember):

Indeed, a really useful bug made the hot corners specified for Plus! screensavers a global setting that applied to non-Plus! screensavers as well!

The easiest way to get similar functionality in Windows now might be to use an AutoIT app (source available) called, not surprisingly, Hot Corners. It can also do various other interesting things besides launching the screensaver:

Вот приложение Hotcorners, которое я написал, надеюсь, вам понравится! Я также выпустил источник на GitHub.

Подробности можно найти по адресу : https://sites.google.com/site/bytecar/home/hotcornersapp

Счастливого взлома!

Вот моя краткая версия PowerShell, если кому-то интересно ( плагин для постсоветского поста в блоге ) (или GitHub )

этот код следит за мышью в определенной позиции (в настоящее время в нижнем правом углу), а затем запускает API отключения монитора Win32 ... он отображает значок на панели задач в виде видимого индикатора выполнения вместе с контекстным меню для завершения выполнения

к сожалению, я слишком зеленый, чтобы публиковать скриншоты ... сейчас, пожалуйста, обратитесь к ссылке на GitHub для надежной информации

# Source: http://www.powershellmagazine.com/2013/07/18/pstip-how-to-switch-off-display-with-powershell/  # Turn display off by calling WindowsAPI.  # SendMessage(HWND_BROADCAST,WM_SYSCOMMAND, SC_MONITORPOWER, POWER_OFF) # HWND_BROADCAST 0xffff # WM_SYSCOMMAND 0x0112 # SC_MONITORPOWER 0xf170 # POWER_OFF 0x0002  Add-Type -TypeDefinition ' using System; using System.Runtime.InteropServices;  namespace Utilities { public static class Display { [DllImport("user32.dll", CharSet = CharSet.Auto)] private static extern IntPtr SendMessage( IntPtr hWnd, UInt32 Msg, IntPtr wParam, IntPtr lParam );  public static void PowerOff () { SendMessage( (IntPtr)0xffff, // HWND_BROADCAST 0x0112, // WM_SYSCOMMAND (IntPtr)0xf170, // SC_MONITORPOWER (IntPtr)0x0002 // POWER_OFF ); } } } '  Add-Type -AssemblyName System.Windows.Forms  $notifyIcon = New-Object System.Windows.Forms.NotifyIcon $notifyIcon.Icon = New-Object System.Drawing.Icon "$(Split-Path -parent $PSCommandPath)\icon.ico" $notifyIcon.Text = "Hot Corners"  $notifyIcon.add_MouseDown( {  if ($script:contextMenu.Visible) { $script:contextMenu.Hide(); return } if ($_.Button -ne [System.Windows.Forms.MouseButtons]::Left)   #from: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/21076156/how-would-one-attach-a-contextmenustrip-to-a-notifyicon #nugget: ContextMenu.Show() yields a known popup positioning bug... this trick leverages notifyIcons private method that properly handles positioning [System.Windows.Forms.NotifyIcon].GetMethod("ShowContextMenu", [System.Reflection.BindingFlags] "NonPublic, Instance").Invoke($script:notifyIcon, $null) })  $contextMenu = New-Object System.Windows.Forms.ContextMenuStrip $contextMenu.ShowImageMargin = $false $notifyIcon.ContextMenuStrip = $contextMenu $contextMenu.Items.Add( "E&xit", $null, { $notifyIcon.Visible = $false; [System.Windows.Forms.Application]::Exit() } ) | Out-Null $contextMenu.Show(); $contextMenu.Hide() #just to initialize the window handle to give to $timer.SynchronizingObject below  $timer = New-Object System.Timers.Timer $timer.Interval = 500 $timer.add_Elapsed({ $mouse = [System.Windows.Forms.Cursor]::Position $bounds = [System.Windows.Forms.Screen]::FromPoint($mouse).Bounds #thank you! - http://stackoverflow.com/questions/26402955/finding-monitor-screen-on-which-mouse-pointer-is-present  <# __ __ _ __ __ __ ____ / / / /__ ________ ( )_____ / /_/ /_ ___ / /_ ___ ___ / __/ / /_/ / _ \/ ___/ _ \|// ___/ / __/ __ \/ _ \ / __ \/ _ \/ _ \/ /_  / __ / __/ / / __/ (__ ) / /_/ / / / __/ / /_/ / __/ __/ __/  /_/ /_/\___/_/ \___/ /____/ \__/_/ /_/\___/ /_.___/\___/\___/_/ #> # currently set to trigger at lower right corner... season to your own taste (e.g. upper left = 0,0) if ($mouse.X-$bounds.X -gt $bounds.Width-10 -and $mouse.Y -gt $bounds.Height-10) { [Utilities.Display]::PowerOff() }  #run the ps1 from command line to see this output #debug: Write-Host "x: $($mouse.X), y:$($mouse.Y), width: $($bounds.Width), height: $($bounds.Height), sleep: $($mouse.X-$bounds.X -gt $bounds.Width-10 -and $mouse.Y -gt $bounds.Height-10)" })  #frugally reusing $contextMenu vs firing up another blank form, not really necessary but i was curious if it'd work... the notify icon itself does not implement InvokeRequired #see this for why SynchronizingObject is necessary: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/15505812/why-dont-add-eventname-work-with-timer $timer.SynchronizingObject = $contextMenu  $timer.start() $notifyIcon.Visible = $true [System.Windows.Forms.Application]::Run() 

I use -- and I recommend using -- AutoIT's HotCorners (or Mr Lekrem Yelsew's variation, HotCorners 2). It's not quite "Screener" (legacy Mac OS), but it does what it's supposed to, and "exits when asked" (ie, there's no delay in getting back to business from a state set by one of the 'corners.')

BZT