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Command to Sleep Display OSX

Is there a command on OSX one could run to put the monitor into sleep mode. By sleep mode, I mean totally kill the output to the monitor. I know in the power settings one can configure this but that is time based. I want to be able to force this on the fly.

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Programmatically, or as a user?

For the latter, Control+Shift+Eject.

Coxy  2009-08-07 03:02:59
Yeah looking for a programmatic solution
mikeycgto  2009-08-08 20:02:30

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