In Mac OS X, ctrl-shift-eject will toggl …
In Mac OS X, ctrl-shift-eject will turn your monitor off (via rstevens)
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Adam Backstrom
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Matt, 
Justin 9:26 am on February 25, 2008 Permalink
It does nothing for me, even with an external display attached.
Adam 9:28 am on February 25, 2008 Permalink
Weird, it works on my MacBook. Have you upgraded to 10.5?
Matt 11:51 am on February 25, 2008 Permalink
Nothing on my MacBook Pro (10.4). I’ll have to try my PowerBook (10.5) when I get home. I’ve been looking for this forever (pressing the brightness button takes waaaay too long)