pdavit Posted July 26, 2005 Share Posted July 26, 2005 I'm using Hyperterminal in my company to receive data via a mobile phone connected to a Psion device. The Hyperterminal application uses the "Exclamation" Windows sound to alert incoming calls which I need to configure to another sound but this has a global effect which is not satisfactory by our client. Is it possible to produce a script with AutoIt which could trigger a Hyperterminal incoming call and loop a specific wav file to alert the user of an incoming call? Thank you very much in advance for all your help. Kind regards, Panos AutoIt Rules!!!... Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
seandisanti Posted July 26, 2005 Share Posted July 26, 2005 I'm using Hyperterminal in my company to receive data via a mobile phone connectedto a Psion device. The Hyperterminal application uses the "Exclamation" Windowssound to alert incoming calls which I need to configure to another sound but thishas a global effect which is not satisfactory by our client.Is it possible to produce a script with AutoIt which could trigger a Hyperterminal incoming call and loop a specific wav file to alert the user of an incoming call?Thank you very much in advance for all your help.Kind regards,Panos<{POST_SNAPBACK}>lo-tech solution: couldn't you just disable the sound in HT and put a ringtone on the phone? As far as playing with HT programatically, you may want to check the scripts and scraps section to see if someone has some UDF's already... Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
pdavit Posted July 27, 2005 Author Share Posted July 27, 2005 (edited) @cameronsdad> couldn't you just disable the sound in HT and put a ringtone on the phone?Unfortunately there is no phone but just a phone line. Using a splitter on the modem in order to have a phone as well confuses HT in the current situation making the data transfer impossible.> As far as playing with HT programatically, you may want to check the scripts and scraps section to see if someone has some UDF's already...Any help on that? All I need practically is (after disabling the HT sound) to have AutoIt trigger the change in the state of HT from "waiting for a call" to "connecting" and then play a custom wav file. Or probably even easier have AutoIt trigger the pup-up window displaying the data being transferred and play the custom sound (less desirable though since the connection has already being made at this stage). I'm sure it's not very difficult but I'm new to AutoIt and I just need a starting script to play with! Problem is that the indication of the connection state is located at the bottom left corner of HT and not over the window title. Edited July 27, 2005 by pdavit AutoIt Rules!!!... Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
seandisanti Posted July 27, 2005 Share Posted July 27, 2005 @cameronsdad> couldn't you just disable the sound in HT and put a ringtone on the phone?Unfortunately there is no phone but just a phone line. Using a splitter on the modem in order to have a phone as well confuses HT in the current situation making the data transfer impossible.> As far as playing with HT programatically, you may want to check the scripts and scraps section to see if someone has some UDF's already...Any help on that? All I need practically is (after disabling the HT sound) to have AutoIt trigger the change in the state of HT from "waiting for a call" to "connecting" and then play a custom wav file. Or probably even easier have AutoIt trigger the pup-up window displaying the data being transferred and play the custom sound (less desirable though since the connection has already being made at this stage). I'm sure it's not very difficult but I'm new to AutoIt and I just need a starting script to play with! Problem is that the indication of the connection state is located at the bottom left corner of HT and not over the window title.<{POST_SNAPBACK}>if it's in the status bar, you can use StatusBarGetText() to check it... Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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