Re: How do I turn on sound with a script/batch file? (WinXP Home P
- From: Fuzzy <Fuzzy@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sat, 2 May 2009 18:39:01 -0700
Where can find doc on what that script language supports?
it seems kinda like the various different unix type shells
which would be very helpful since command.com and
cmd.com don't do a whole lot that way.
thanks again
"Alister" wrote:
Fuzzy wrote:.
Ok
what do I do (do the lines go in a txt type file like bat and cmd files)?
what extention is used?
what program runs it? cmd.com?
Create a new text file in notepad, copy those lines into it (Only copy
one set - either the decimal version or the Hex version - it doesn't
matter) and save it as mute.vbs (Note that in notepad it will stick a
..txt on the end unless you save as type "All Files") Save it to
somewhere where you can find it - either on your desktop or in the root
of C:\ If you saved it to the desktop then double-clicking it will run
it. If you want to run it programaticaly then you can set it as a
scheduled task or run it from within a batch file. You said you already
had some software to run a batch file, so you should be able to call it
direct from there.
Alister
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