I'm not sure
, definitively not with this script
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Though I did some research, but sadly without a satisfying solution. This one
http://www.autoitscript.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=87625&view=findpost&p=629215
can be used to toggle the monitors power. It sends a message to a window, in the example it seems to be the Desktop window itself. Maybe it works, if you first enumerate your desktop size and monitors position, create an own small invisible window on the respective monitor and than send the message to that window? Give it a try
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Edit: My Google search didn't came up with a satisfying solution for dual / secondary monitors either, lots of questions there but no real answers.
I did just find something, I never knew this was in ATI Catalyst Control Center.
Basically you setup your settings for your two screens and then go Options > Profiles > Profile Manager.
Select "all Catalyst Control Center Settings Fill in a name at the top of the screen for example: Dual and a description: Dual Screen Settings.
Now click on Activation, Tick Hotkeys assignment and below you should see "select hotkeys modifier keys" mine is set to CTRL + ALT
The box below is "Enter a Hotkeys Selection" I have set for all this one 2 so if I press CTRL + ALT + 2 it will only keep two of my screens on.
You can also tick the box "Desktop Shortcut" which puts a shortcut on your desktop so ifyou doubble click it then your settings will change to your Dual Screen Profile
You can then go set your settings so only 1 screen is on and follow the same guide above and set it to CTRL + ALT + 1 and then when you press this it will change to 1 screen and if you do CTRL + ALT + 2 it will switch back to two screens.
I have 4 hotkeys set and so easy now