dialog boxes

[Alejandro Garza Gonzalez]

You could probably execute a Windows program like a sound player, for 
instance, that warns the user of an impending return-to-homepage action; 
that should be fairly easy to do in flute.

_alex

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On Thu, 18 Apr 1996, Kevin Justie wrote:

> There is a utility program for the Mac called Okey Dokey which lurks in the
> background and automatically clicks the OK button in a dialog box after a
> preset length of time.  Does anyone know of a similar program for Windows?
> We use the Flute macro program to send our public Internet terminals back
> to our home page after a period of inactivity, but would like to make it a
> bit more forgiving by asking first, in case an active user simply hasn't
> touched the keyboard or mouse for a while.  Flute can put up a dialog box
> asking if there's anyone there, but has no way (that I'm aware of) to
> continue if the dialog box is left unanswered.
> 
> Thanks for your help!
> 
> Kevin Justie
> Head of Technical and Automated Services
> http://www.nslsilus.org/mgkhome/

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