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From:
Mike Pietruk <pietruk@panix.com>Subject:
Re: App idea: Master Volume Control script for Win 7Date:
Sat, Jan 12, 2013 4:06:24 amRod
I'll check out that utility in the next day or so. I have a couple of
multimedia keyboards which do exactly what you outline and do use it with
that Win 7 pc.
I ultimately want a solution that is not keyboard dependent and that would
work in any win7 situation.
I have such a setup with our xp pcs which control volume using several
components including a simple Autohotkey script, The old venerable Winkey
Hotkey manager and Quickmix which allows me to set up 6 profiles which I
control volume with a series of hotkeys.
Quickmix, from what I can tell from compatability tests, will not work in
the Win 7 Home Premium environment.
I'll check out that utility in the near term, and Bruce has offered
another possible suggestion.
And I just uncovered a small Autohotkey macro which raises and lowers Win7
volume using the combos of "win+up-arrow" and "win+down-arrow".
Those of you who use Autohotkey well know, of course, that those keys can
easily be changed to virtually anything.
Once again, thanks; and I am beginning to see some possibilities of
eventually working around this issue.
The world asks, "What does a man own?"
Christ asks, "How does he use it?"
Andrew Murray (1828-1917), South African born Dutch Reformed minister and
author
I'll check out that utility in the next day or so. I have a couple of
multimedia keyboards which do exactly what you outline and do use it with
that Win 7 pc.
I ultimately want a solution that is not keyboard dependent and that would
work in any win7 situation.
I have such a setup with our xp pcs which control volume using several
components including a simple Autohotkey script, The old venerable Winkey
Hotkey manager and Quickmix which allows me to set up 6 profiles which I
control volume with a series of hotkeys.
Quickmix, from what I can tell from compatability tests, will not work in
the Win 7 Home Premium environment.
I'll check out that utility in the near term, and Bruce has offered
another possible suggestion.
And I just uncovered a small Autohotkey macro which raises and lowers Win7
volume using the combos of "win+up-arrow" and "win+down-arrow".
Those of you who use Autohotkey well know, of course, that those keys can
easily be changed to virtually anything.
Once again, thanks; and I am beginning to see some possibilities of
eventually working around this issue.
The world asks, "What does a man own?"
Christ asks, "How does he use it?"
Andrew Murray (1828-1917), South African born Dutch Reformed minister and
author
