Andy Howard
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M$ Windows based screen "text checking" s/w?
Hi,
A strange request perhaps. No idea where to post it!
We have a browser based PC/Server monitoring system (provided by Centrastage.com). Unbelievably it doesn't have the ability to make an audible noise if an alert is displayed on the on-screen 'dashboard'. Not good if your backs are turned away from the monitoring screen for any length of time (yes-- I and others have requested this feature).
In the meantime; are there any little utils out there (or browser plugins) that can be set to periodically scan the contents of a Window for a defined item of text (e.g. Server Alert) that could then be set to make a noise? Or is it a case of learning a language and writing one myself?
It can't be beyond the wit of man can it?
Cheers
Andy.
A strange request perhaps. No idea where to post it!
We have a browser based PC/Server monitoring system (provided by Centrastage.com). Unbelievably it doesn't have the ability to make an audible noise if an alert is displayed on the on-screen 'dashboard'. Not good if your backs are turned away from the monitoring screen for any length of time (yes-- I and others have requested this feature).
In the meantime; are there any little utils out there (or browser plugins) that can be set to periodically scan the contents of a Window for a defined item of text (e.g. Server Alert) that could then be set to make a noise? Or is it a case of learning a language and writing one myself?
It can't be beyond the wit of man can it?
Cheers
Andy.
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At this point ALL options are welcome. Thank you for that one Qlemo.
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Hi thanks for the example. I've tweaked it and it works well for us!
Cheers :)
Cheers :)
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ASKER
Hi, as posted by Qlemo above. I have accepted a solution.
Would it not be better to leave it open for someone else's benefit rather than 'abandon it'?
What did I do or not do wrong when I accepted it and left it open?
I took the script and applied the changes pertinent to my situation i.e. the http address & timings - plus I altered the crazy out of tune beep for a more acceptable sound (Lol!)
Thanks guys,
Andy.
Would it not be better to leave it open for someone else's benefit rather than 'abandon it'?
What did I do or not do wrong when I accepted it and left it open?
I took the script and applied the changes pertinent to my situation i.e. the http address & timings - plus I altered the crazy out of tune beep for a more acceptable sound (Lol!)
Thanks guys,
Andy.
ASKER
Accept my apologies. Thank you.
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Is that an option?