How-to: Manually adjust the MacBook Pro Keyboard Backlight
November 30th, 2006 - How to, Mac OS X, Utilities
One of the many “fine touches” that I enjoy about my MacBook Pro is the keyboard, and it’s very nice back light effect. Normally, the keyboard back light only turns on when the MacBook Pro light sensor detects a dark room, but with Lab Tick now its possible to take full control of the power beneath your finger tips. Lab Tick is a very resource non intensive application that cleanly installs itself as a menu item, with options to load your brightness settings on boot. This application is a must for MacBook Pro users and personally, I think it should be included as an option in Mac OS X.
Update: Manually adjusting the MacBook keyboard backlight works in Snow Leopard too!
The menu interface is clean and unobtrusive.


Posted by: Bill Ellis

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