Lock-Screen
Command Description
Lock the system screen and setup the subsequent code to run while the screen is locked
Command Prototype
bRet = RDP.LockScreen(username,password,optionArgs)
Parameter Description
Parameter | Required | Type | Default | Description |
---|---|---|---|---|
username | True | string | "" | Local username or the Microsoft account used to log into this computer |
password | True | string | "" | Password used to log into this computer (or the Microsoft account used in this computer) |
width | None | number | None | Set the lock screen resolution width, automatically adapt the width when the parameter is 0 |
height | None | number | None | Set the resolution height of the lock screen. 0 means automatically adapting the height |
return
bRet,The variable used to save the output of the command.
Demo
TracePrint("--------------------------Screen lock screen------------------- ---------")
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//[Remarks] Lock the system screen to ensure that subsequent codes can run normally in the locked screen state.
//Input parameter 1:
// username--user or account. Note: Username or Microsoft account to log in to the system
// password--password. Note: Password to log in to the system (Microsoft account needs to enter the password of the Microsoft account)
// optionArgs--Optional parameters. Note: This parameter is a number of optional parameters, including resolution width, resolution height
//out parameters:
// bRet--The variable to which the output of the function call is saved.
//Command prototype: bRet = RDP.LockScreen(username,password,optionArgs)
bRet = RDP.LockScreen("Administrator","laiye666",{"width":0,"height":0})