I'd like to use some of the OTB Windows .wav files found on the
client...
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This can also be done under Mid-Tier, using a JavaScript to embed the =
sound on a page, button etc...
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One thing to note though, each user who plays a sound must first =
download the sound. Portions of our WAN are very slow, so while the =
sound is downloading across it, the page over Mid-Tier slows to a crawl.
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If the added bells and whistles (pun intended) are really something =
which your company needs, it works a lot better if you are able to =
pre-deploy the sounds using Active Directory synchronization, =
XCelleNet, or anything similar. This allows Remedy to access the sound
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from a local server, rather than across the WAN.
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Eric Cleereman
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Well, any AL firing condition can fire any action. So if you wanted to
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have the client welcome the user when they open a form, for instance, =
you could have an AL that does a command line call to a .wav file on an
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accessible server. If you open your Alert tool, you'll notice that you
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have that ability within the tool to specify any .wav file as your =
notification buzzer.
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Not sure how that would work with MT - haven't tried it.
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Hey guys, what's the best way to play a sound over the user tool? Over
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