Joe;

Thanks for the reply. Your info looks great, and initial testing is
promising. One quirk though is the DOS window stays open after the bat
file is run. I redefined things to go through a pif shortcut, which I
specified was to close the window on exit, but the window still stays
open. Any ideas?

Joe Sepielli wrote:
> 
> Rod,
> 
> Here is a simple method to write WhatsUp Gold status information
> to a file.  You can then use that file as the input to your
> scrolling marquee application.
> 
> - Create a a bat file containing this command:
> echo WhatsUp Gold Status at %1 ... Down Devices:%2, Devices with down 
>services%3>test.out
> - Create a Program Notification:
>   o Program filename=yourfile.bat
>   o Program arguments=%t %e %A
> - Create a Recurring Notification that calls yourfile.bat.
> 
> This exmample uses a few of the following notification variables:
> (see the help file for full details)
> %A      Names of devices with down services  All Notifications
> %e      Down Host Display Names              All Notifications
> %t      Current time (hh:mm:ss)              All Notifications
> 
> Joe
> 
> In reply to 20 Nov message from [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
> 
> >I'm thinking about building a screen saver for one of my customers that displays 
>simple
> >scrolling marquee-style text and changes color according to WUG's status. I've 
>looked
> >around for an existing screen saver that could accept some real-time input like this
> >and found nothing so it looks like I'm building it. I looked through the registry 
>for
> >WUG, looking for some item there that should indicate current status similar to the 
>WUG
> >taskbar icon - green, yellow or red - but didn't find anything. Does someone know 
>of a
> >way for me to hook into WUG realtime?

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