How To Test For A Checked Box?

[januismer]

I'm trying to set microphone properties within C:\WINDOWS\system32\sndvol32.exe.

The problem I have is that some of my computers already have it setup correctly. I'd like to test whether the microphone is being muted or not. Can anyone think of a way to do that?

Thanks!

[Zedna]

ControlCommand() and IsChecked command

[januismer]

ControlCommand() and IsChecked command

Thanks!

[Bert]

Audio.au3 will do it also. look in my sig

[aNewLyfe]

wow sorry, i havent see the first post ..

Edited June 6, 2008 by mistakilla

[speedi]

ControlCommand() and IsChecked command

OK! I got this far with my script. Can't seem to get it just right. Can you help me?

if ControlCommand ( "Volume Control", "Volume", "[TEXT:&Mute], "IsChecked", ) then

MsgBox(4096, "mute check", "Master Volume is muted", 10)

Else

MsgBox(4096, "mute check", "Master Volume is NOT muted", 10)

endif

I get a syntax error on the 1st line...

[andybiochem]

OK! I got this far with my script. Can't seem to get it just right. Can you help me?

if ControlCommand ( "Volume Control", "Volume", "[TEXT:&Mute], "IsChecked", ) then

MsgBox(4096, "mute check", "Master Volume is muted", 10)

Else

MsgBox(4096, "mute check", "Master Volume is NOT muted", 10)

endif

I get a syntax error on the 1st line...

try replacing the first line with this:

if ControlCommand ( "Volume Control", "Volume", "[TEXT:&Mute]", "IsChecked" ) then

...just removed the last comma, and added a "

Edited November 30, 2009 by andybiochem

[speedi]

try replacing the first line with this:

if ControlCommand ( "Volume Control", "Volume", "[TEXT:&Mute]", "IsChecked" ) then

...just removed the last comma, and added a "

that didn't help still getting syntax error on the 1st line after removing the comma...

[andybiochem]

that didn't help still getting syntax error on the 1st line after removing the comma...

did you add the " as well..... I edited my post within a minute or so of making it

[speedi]

Yes that was the problem. I thought I was going nuts since I copied the command line from your post and pasted it - before you edited it...

Now with the quote it works just fine... Thanks a ton!

[speedi]

Yes that was the problem. I thought I was going nuts since I copied the command line from your post and pasted it - before you edited it...

Now with the quote it works just fine... Thanks a ton!

Oh! Oh! the first line does not get a syntax error, but the script displays the same message no matter if the volume is muted or not..

I did make a slight change, but it did not help...

if ControlCommand ( "Volume Control", "Volume", "[TEXT:&Mute]", "IsChecked" ) = 1 then

added the = 1

The msg is NOT muted no matter what...

[Bert]

Use the API. It is much more stable. Look for Audio.au3

[Zedna]

Oh! Oh!  the first line does not get a syntax error,  but the script displays the same message no matter if the volume is muted or not..

I did make a slight change, but it did not help...

if ControlCommand ( "Volume Control", "Volume", "[TEXT:&Mute]", "IsChecked" ) = 1 then

added the = 1

The msg is NOT muted   no matter what...

You have wrong ClassNameNN for checkbox control.

Run Au3Info move cursor above checkbox and look at Control Tab at value for ClassNameNN.

Then use it this way:

if ControlCommand ( "Volume Control", "Volume", "ClassNameNN", "IsChecked" ) = 1 then

[speedi]

You have wrong ClassNameNN for checkbox control.

Run Au3Info move cursor above checkbox and look at Control Tab at value for ClassNameNN.

Then use it this way:

Thanks for idea, but

That does not work, this does:

if ControlCommand('[CLASS:Volume Control]', '', 1000, 'isChecked') then