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2 total messages Started by Murray Nelson Mon, 21 Apr 2003 21:42

#16834

Author: Murray Nelson
Date: Mon, 21 Apr 2003 21:42

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Hello
  I am trying to build a little executable which will change the audio 
output hardware setting on WIN2K. I have both a mainboard sound system 
and a sepearate audio card. Both of these are working just fine and co 
exist peacefully with one another. I manage some internet kiosk systems 
where this set up is. I would like to write a prog where the user can 
just choose the output setting. I don't want the user to just go into 
the sound settings besides this area is protected by the kiosk software. 
In order to fool the kiosk software this task has to come in the form of 
  an executable. If any one has input thanks in advance.
Murray

Re: Novice Question

#16836

Author: Murray Nelson
Date: Mon, 21 Apr 2003 22:08

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I guess more what I need is instructions on writing an exe that will 
write to the registry (sound Mapper) to change the audio out hardware.

Murray Nelson wrote:

> Hello
>  I am trying to build a little executable which will change the audio 
> output hardware setting on WIN2K. I have both a mainboard sound system 
> and a sepearate audio card. Both of these are working just fine and co 
> exist peacefully with one another. I manage some internet kiosk systems 
> where this set up is. I would like to write a prog where the user can 
> just choose the output setting. I don't want the user to just go into 
> the sound settings besides this area is protected by the kiosk software. 
> In order to fool the kiosk software this task has to come in the form of 
>  an executable. If any one has input thanks in advance.
> Murray
>

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