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|  Message 30  |
|  Richard Webb to Paul Quinn  |
|  tracking time in a batch, my approach  |
|  06 Sep 11 22:50:36  |
 
Hi Paul,
On Tue 2011-Sep-06 10:42, Paul Quinn (3:640/384) wrote to Richard Webb:
BK>> We had some of those on computers at work. Cute once. Damned
BK>> annoying the 356th time. I wiped them.
RW> YEah some of that could be, but there were things i left for awhile
RW> because they let me know that a process was finished, etc.
PQ> Same here, with Windows sound events enabled in this Win98
PQ> VirtualBox. I'm still using the same .wav files I had in the old
PQ> WFWG 3.11 back in 1994.
YEah did that on a dos box that had the bbs in it which had
both sound card and speech card for awhile. Especially
during daytime events when I might be working on the other
machine.
PQ> With the events enabled I can tell when my Fido mailer starts the
PQ> 'tosser' BATch after a poll, or a scheduled external BATch starts up
PQ> or quits, even from two rooms away. Even outbound mail scans set
PQ> off a flurry of canned sounds.
YEp, that's a lot of what I did, event exits with binkley
used the command line audio player. USed it to cue sound
effects during productions at the studio too, get this, with HOrst's waittime
on a couple of occasions.
This one has no sound card though, and I don't have that
command line .wav and .voc player anymore.
Regards,
Richard
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