PuterDudeJim

PuterDudeJim

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Where did I get the Diamond.MyColors and why can't I get it on my laptop? And why does Impulse Community Forums show me as having no Karma?

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[quote]To follow this line of thinking:My car has 4 doors,I only use 1,therefore it's bloated by those extra 3 doors.It's also painted,all it needs to prevent rust is primer.I only use "D" and "R" on the shifter,more bloat.The rear windows that go up and down,useless to me.It has the name/logo on the trunk,floor-mats,grill,hubcaps,dashboard,etc.ADWARE!!! Why can't they make a decent one door sedan,4-windowed,2 speed,plain and unmarked for me?[/quote] You missed your calling. that is not

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[quote]the first state of a two state image...usually the default or normal state.Start menu mouseovers sometimes show this first one...on some pc's.[/quote] Thank you, I am now enlightened. A lot like states in DX.

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Reply #21 is awesome, but it did not work, I clicked the button and got no sounds. Even though I added the sounds to the states and applied the script. I have decided not to worry about turning off sounds, that is why there is a volume button on the PC. Thanx for all the work.

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I put this in: [HR] ' Declare Boolean Dim blnMute Function Object_OnLButtonUp(x, y, dragged) If Not dragged Then If blnMute=False Then' Turn on Sounds blnMute=True DesktopX.Object("Windows Restore.wav").Volume=100 DesktopX.Object("Windows Battery Low.wav").Volume=100 DesktopX.Object("Windows Critical Stop.wav").Volume= 100 DesktopX.Object("Windows Logon Sound.wav").Volume=100 DesktopX.Object("Windows Minimize.wav").Volume=100 ElseIf blnMute=True T

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[quote]Do the objects you want to change the sounds on have the same parent object?[/quote] The first set of buttons have the same parent object. The second set of buttons share a different parent object, etc.

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All the sounds should be when mouse down, and not all at the same time.But 5 different sounds. [HR] Error = Object required: 'DesktopX.Object(...)' Line: 9 Code: (not available)

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[quote]Does anyone know if the 1st state of the Start Menu Item is support by all PC's?[/quote] I don't even know what that means, someone please enlighten me. :NOTSURE:

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Used this, did not work. Getting an error message.[HR] ' Declare Boolean Dim blnMute Function Object_OnLButtonUp(x, y, dragged) If Not dragged Then If blnMute=False Then ' Turn on Sounds blnMute=True DesktopX.Object("object1").Sound="Windows Restore.wav" ' If you use custom files then you just need to enter the name DesktopX.Object("object2").Sound="Windows Battery Low.wav" ' Use this for a specific state sound DesktopX.Object("object3").Sta

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