Shoutbox

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Originally posted by noroom
Can you try Mute 1.11? I think it's gonna work now.

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same problems
i think there is sth wrong in ma pc
still thats a very good script

Just a suggestion:

Add a toast popup saying "sounds have now been muted/unmuted" like MAtty's old script?

Nice script! BTW theres a problem with the Scripting database. When i click on download a picture appears and the .plsc doesn't download

Edit: This script doesn't work correctly with Windows Vista. It will disable sounds, but it doesn't update the "emulated checkbox" to say they have been disabled. Then when clicking to re-enable the sounds it doesn't work.

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Originally posted by Chestah
BTW theres a problem with the Scripting database. When i click on download a picture appears and the .plsc doesn't download

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fixed

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Originally posted by Tan_Hu
same problems
i think there is sth wrong in ma pc
still thats a very good script

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Oh, that's really weird... I don't know where the problem could be. Maybe the scripting shell I used to modify the registry isn't correctly working on your computer?

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Originally posted by CanadianOriginal
Just a suggestion:

Add a toast popup saying "sounds have now been muted/unmuted" like MAtty's old script?

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Added to the To do list.

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Originally posted by Chestah
Nice script! BTW theres a problem with the Scripting database. When i click on download a picture appears and the .plsc doesn't download

Edit: This script doesn't work correctly with Windows Vista. It will disable sounds, but it doesn't update the "emulated checkbox" to say they have been disabled. Then when clicking to re-enable the sounds it doesn't work.

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The Script DB problem escapes me, but MenthiX has fixed it already (thanks!). Oh, and I didn't really expect it to work with Vista. It probably doesn't include a scripting shell like the one on XP. And even if it did and it was compatible, I don't know if accessing the registry would work the same way. I don't plan on offering Vista compatibility.

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Originally posted by noroom

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Originally posted by giken
really thanks
I love this script

can you add the ability to disable toasts as well?

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Hm, the script is called "Mute" because it mutes sounds. Toasts are silent... Bit I guess I'll look into that anyway, expand the script's horizons

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I know it's called Mute because its main ability is to disable sounds
Maybe you can add the toasts disabling as bonus/extra feature... It would be very useful when you are running full screen applications not recognized by wlm

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Originally posted by noroom
Oh, and I didn't really expect it to work with Vista. It probably doesn't include a scripting shell like the one on XP. And even if it did and it was compatible, I don't know if accessing the registry would work the same way. I don't plan on offering Vista compatibility.

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Yeah thats ok. But the weird thing is that it does disable all the sounds . It just doesn't recognise that it has done so and when clicking to (well theoritically "enable" muting because it doesn't show when its already muting) disable muting it doesn't do anything. So i'm thinking it just may be a simple incompatibility

Edit: I've found the problem.

Error: Invalid root in registry key "HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\MSNMessenger\PerPassportSettings\773420987\Sounds\MSNMSGR_NewSMSMessage\Enabled"..
       Line: 29. Code: -2147024894.

That sound doesn't exist in Vista. I'll make it compatible now and give you the required code .

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Originally posted by Chestah
Edit: I've found the problem.

Error: Invalid root in registry key "HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\MSNMessenger\PerPassportSettings\773420987\Sounds\MSNMSGR_NewSMSMessage\Enabled"..
       Line: 29. Code: -2147024894.

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Hm, I should add some error handling. That may make the script work for Tan_Hu too. *adds to To do list*

I'm getting the problem Chestah described, but on XP. I can disable the sounds, but they stay disabled no matter what I do. Furthermore, using the /mute command (which does show up in the command popup window) gives me an error message saying there's no such command.

Now I'm soundless. Permanently, it seems.

After reinstalling, it also seems the script no longer loads when loading Messenger.

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I suggest a seperate command for un-muting, for clarity's sake