Re: Simple app request?

Just for an idea, if I get you right, what you want is to hav WE only read the character you land on, instead of the whole line. Correct? If so, why don't you just redefine the arrow keys in the hotkey manager? No app needed, if I am not mistaken. - Original Message - From: "Cory Mart

Simple app request?

Hello all, I am not able to yet write my own scripts, however I need a simple script made and was wondering if someone could help me. I'm taking a course in which I have to look at stacked binary numbers stacked on top of each other. So like: 1100 1010 When you move up and d

Diagnostics report

Hmm. there was a conflict with WE7.5.1 on my XP system. I pressed Alt-Ctrl-Q, to send a diagnostics report to GW. First thing that happened, was that a couple of other apps went heywire, telling me they had an error in this and that line. Strange, since none of them should have much to do wit

Re: Sound Forge, Audacity???

Sorry listers. I meant for this message to go to Chip privately, since it might not exactly be WE related. On the other hand, none of the info should be too frustrating for the rest of you. Once again, sorry for the listing. - Original Message - From: "David" To: ; Sent: Tuesday,

Re: Sound Forge, Audacity???

Chip, First of all, thanks for the feedback. Should of course have made sure things worked, before I told you it would. But that is what you get from being eager to help. Smile. If you have any AVI file that you could send me, it would be great, as that would let me have something here for la

Re: .wav files that won't play

Jeff, and the rest. One way of checking details about your music files, would be in Windows Explorer. At least under XP. Under the View menu, have it set to display details, and then (under the same menu) go ahead and choose which details to be displayed. There is quite a number of details th

Re: new Music Menu app

Hi Jeff I think you said you had unzipped it in the music folder you have. When you go to that folder using Windows Explorer there is a file menu option. When you are in the files menu there is an option to create a short cut and or send to option and in that menu list there is an

Re: files that won't play

and then, there is VBR mp3s, or *.ogg files, etc. - Original Message - From: "Les Gordon" To: Sent: Tuesday, September 06, 2011 10:15 AM Subject: Re: files that won't play hi, again i'd check the mp3 type, theres different quality settings for mp3 files 320, 192, 160, and so forth.

Re: FW: [program-java] Eclipse introduces IAccessible2 support

From reading through the announcement, this only applies to programs using IBM's SWT classes. Still, it's a positive development for people who rely on Java apps built with Eclipse. Thanks for sharing. Steve On 9/6/2011 2:42 PM, Rasmussen, Lloyd wrote: This may eventually result in more a

FW: [program-java] Eclipse introduces IAccessible2 support

This may eventually result in more accessible Java applications. Lloyd Rasmussen, Senior Project Engineer National Library Service for the Blind and Physically Handicapped Library of Congress 202-707-0535 http://www.loc.gov/nls The preceding opinions are my own and do not necessarily reflect tho

Re: files that won't play

Steve, You are right. I renamed these two files to .mp3 and they now play fine with the GWAudioKit! I never thought of that! Thanks, Jeff Weiss - Original Message - From: "Stephen Clower" To: "Jeff Weiss" Cc: "Aaron Smith'" ; "Mike Lawler" Sent: Tuesday, September 06, 2011 1:20 PM

Re: files that don't play

jeff, Only if you intend to load several billion different sounds. Steve On 9/6/2011 1:49 PM, Jeff Weiss wrote: I have one more bit of info about these two files that won't play with the GWAudioKit: ChipmunkSong.wav ChristmasSongNat.wav If either of these files is the first file to be pl

Re: files that won't play

Jeff, It's worth a shot. Steve On 9/6/2011 12:50 PM, Jeff Weiss wrote: Steve and others, I really don't understand this. I just played these two files with Winamp: ChipMunkSong.wav ChristmasSongNat.wav They worked with WinAmp and Windows Media Player and they worked fine. They also play wi

files that don't play

I have one more bit of info about these two files that won't play with the GWAudioKit: ChipmunkSong.wav ChristmasSongNat.wav If either of these files is the first file to be played after the GWAudioKit.exe is restarted, A constant tone will be played. The only way to stop the tone that I know

Re: files that won't play

Sometimes wav files that are actually MP3 format trip up players. At least older Winamp versions would refuse to play those, not sure about current versions. You might check what the file format is if you have a way to do that. I have used the Sound Exchanger (SoX)' "soxi" utility or the Unix/FreeB

Re: files that won't play

Steve and others, I really don't understand this. I just played these two files with Winamp: ChipMunkSong.wav ChristmasSongNat.wav They worked with WinAmp and Windows Media Player and they worked fine. They also play with the GWScripting PlaySound. Maybe I should sent the .zip file again? Jeff

Re: files that won't play

Jeff, To my knowledge, there are no file size restrictions. However, if a file's meta data is somehow corrupted, the audio kit will likely fail to load it. As I mentioned off list, I could not get your files to play in Winamp which tells me something is very wrong here. I will look at Chip's

Re: files that won't play

hi, again i'd check the mp3 type, theres different quality settings for mp3 files 320, 192, 160, and so forth. maybe compare the mp3 files that play to the one that doesnt and see if there's a difference with those numbers. thanks les Cd/Dvd Duplication & Custom Printing Customer Service Les Go

Re: .wav files that won't play

I didn't record these files. I found them on the net. Jeff Weiss - Original Message - From: Les Gordon To: gw-scripting@gwmicro.com Sent: Tuesday, September 06, 2011 10:13 AM Subject: Re: .wav files that won't play hello, the program that was used to record the wave files

Re: .wav files that won't play

hello, the program that was used to record the wave files should be set to a specific setting either 44.1 or 48. for recording quality. i'm not sure what program your using but if its a audio program it might be listed under file properties. thanks les Cd/Dvd Duplication & Custom Printing Cus

files that won't play

Steve and others, Besides the wav files that won't play with the GWAudioKit, I also couldn't play the mp3 of Chip's latest class. This mp3 plays fine with Windows Media Player. Is there a size restriction of files that will play with the AudioKit? Thanks, Jeff Weiss

Re: .wav files that won't play

I don't know. Can you tell me how to check this? Thanks, Jeff Weiss - Original Message - From: Les Gordon To: gw-scripting@gwmicro.com Sent: Monday, September 05, 2011 9:28 PM Subject: Re: .wav files that won't play hi, are the wav files in 44.1 or 48. theres a few differ

RE: Sound Forge, Audacity???

Yes David, it was a problem with Mapler and .avi file conversion. I'll send you a sample file. thanks. Chip -Original Message- From: David [mailto:eleph...@tele2.no] Sent: Monday, September 05, 2011 10:28 PM To: gw-scripting@gwmicro.com Subject: Re: Sound Forge, Audacity??? Chip? A

Re: new Music Menu app

Bruce, Actually, there's a lot of excellent free documentation out there re python and COM. Also, if you install the Win32Extensions package, have a look in the demos folder as there are several useful samples in there. Aside from the broken ActiveScript implementation post python 2.5, I'm f

Re: new Music Menu app

Hi Steve, Yes that is what I am attempting to do. Also, to learn how to share it and build on all of the above. To make everything talk to the WE scripting language and such. Python is nice but like everything, finding the exact descriptions without buying the book is not easy. If