#It Came From Apple
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A dealer friend showed me the Mac the other day (I was in the store for
other purposes :)… One thing he showed me was SoundMaster, a Desk
Accessory that let you set different digitized sounds for different
events… like, "Good Morning Viet Nam!" for boot up, "I'll be back" for
shutdown.. and maybe a werewolf cry for disk ejection, among others. It
reminded me mostly of SRT. I think that such a program, if done to look as
'professional' as it does on the Mac, would be a benefit to 1.4/2.0.
InstallBeep and SRT are too 'hackerish' I think to be used from Workbench.
The other thing was the Apple menu. It reminded me most of the programs
MyMenu and HandyBench, except that it was confined to 1 menu. This also I
think would be A Good Thing for 1.4/2.0 if it were adopted. Okay…
discussion? <grin> –Eet–
Check out "Chatterbox", a program that lets you emit sounds from your Amiga
for various system events. If nowhere else, it's available from the
Lattice BBS. By the way, of special interest to you, the SOURCE code is
available on there too. <grin>
Why do you think this is a good idea?
Steve