Code:
Run, rundll32.exe user32.dll`,LockWorkStation
...locks the workstation. Not sure if it works in OSes earlier than XP. Win+L does it, too.
As for the screensaver, here's a quote from an earlier post on this subject, I hope it helps:
Quote:
Windows sends the following command line parameters to screensavers:
/s
Tells the saver to run
/c
Tells the saver that the user has requested the settings window for the
saver.
/p
Tells the saver that it has been selected in the list and that the preview
of the saver is being requested. A second command line parameter
is sent with this, which is the windows id number of the display window.
From there, you might have to track down the actual gui element that
the previews take place on.
Try running it with /s as a parameter. It should run with the default settings, so if you have the screensaver on password already, it should run with password protection.
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