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Pierre Brial wrote:
This bring another question :
For The Tungsten T3, I find the lower value of the slider still too strong for nocturnal use. Is there a way to set the backlight between off and the lower value of the system slider ? (but may be there is an hardware limitation)
A tester of my application SilkDimmer (http://silkdimmer.sf.net) reported these issues:
* T1: goes below 25% but 24% and below are off * T3: goes down to 0%, but doesn't completely disable the backlight
So I'm currently also searching for a solution on this problem...
Yours, Thomas
All the best
Pierre Brial
Natcho Natchev a �crit:
There is an udocumented function, which I think has prototype:
UInt16 SysLCDBrightness(Boolean set, UInt16 newValue)
It always returns the current brightness. If "set" is true, then it sets the brightness to newValue. -- For information on using the Palm Developer Forums, or to unsubscribe, please see http://www.palmos.com/dev/support/forums/
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