Thanks for all your help. I found that the updateStage is not working, but
as I have it right now, where the volume will lower and increase every time
you click the button is fine with the client. Thank you all for all your help.
At 12:46 AM 5/10/01 -0400, you wrote:
> > Thanks for the tip, but when I tried this it made the sound seem like it
> > just turned off right away without any sort of gradual fade. How would I
> > make the volume sort of lower when I press the button but not just
> > completely turn off?
>
>As Bhakti said, an updatestage is probably the answer.
>
>But, for what it's worth, I tend to use a slider instead of a button for
>this kind of functionality. The volume button pops up a slide bar and thumb
>over the button on mouseDown, and the thumb of the slider moves up and down
>with the mouse. Meanwhile, the volume is calculated as
>thumb.locV/sliderRange. Similar to the way the volume button on a QuickTime
>movie works.
>
>In other words, the ratio of thumb to slider range determines the volume in
>relation to the maximum system volume. I don't have the code handy, but I'll
>post it tomorrow when I'm in the office, if you still need it.
>
>-Kurt
>
>
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