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    on screen volume bar?

    Discussion in 'Other Manufacturers' started by LMB__, Aug 23, 2008.

  1. LMB__

    LMB__ Notebook Enthusiast

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    does anyone know if there exists a program to show a volume bar on screen when i adjust the volume? ist so unhandy to go to sound manager to chek if volume is high or low.
    if it does not exist it cant be that hard to make ?
     
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    ed_h Notebook Consultant

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    Are you using Vista? If you are, press Windows Key+X and the Windows Mobility Center screen will appear. Volume is one of the settings shown.
     
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    LMB__ Notebook Enthusiast

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    not exactly what i was thinking of, i thought og a bar og somting to tell me the volume i got on screen automaticly as i adjust the volume with the keys on the lap, simmalar to other laptops, like dell and ho
     
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    Azone Notebook Evangelist

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    Well, for my IFL90, I downloaed Microsoft IntelliType Pro so I could change the function of my Wow Video/Audio buttons, but it also had a nifty little bonus. Once you install it, and hit Fn-F7 or Fn-F8, it shows a little volume bar on the bottom right corner.

    So, that should work out for you.