> >I've heard on the a.b.sounds newsgroups that some newsreaders such as
> >Agent allow the user to hear the .wav once it's decoded. Is there a
> >way to accomplish this under Yarn? The same idea is supposed to work
> >for jpgs and gifs (and I suppose any other file type.)
>
> Possibly, if a .cmd file can be run inplace of the uudecoder in the
> global config, you could have a Rexx script decode then start the .wav
> player. Even if a .cmd file fails, "cmd.exe /c play.cmd" should work.
>
> For example, normally it looks something like this;
>
> # program that decodes MIME message
> decode-mime=uudeview -io -p x:\tmp %f
>
> But you replace the above with this;
>
> # program that decodes MIME message
> decode-mime=decodAndplay.cmd
>
> Then you create decodeAndplay.cmd which runs the decoder and wav
> player.
>
> rem -- decodAndplay.cmd --
> uudeview -io -p x:\tmp %f
> play.exe %f
>
> Hmmm, %f probably won't be the proper filename, you'll have to use
> SysFileTree or some method of finding the name of the *.wav, then play
> it.
>
>
> --
> Phil Crown
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>
jude <jdashiel@eagle1.eaglenet.com>