Hi All,
I actually have two questions. Sorry if either has been asked before but I couldn't find an answer with a search (perhaps I'm just crap at searching).
One.
I have recently installed windows XP and have an internet pro keyboard. Whilst the extended keys appear to work, the graphical on screen volume bar and other displays don't (they used to under ME but that was with the previous version of intellitype (1.1, I think)). Did I format the drive with the existing drivers on it when I put on XP? Of course I did, doh.
Easy solution. Download the intellitype 2.1 software contained in the file ITP2_1EngNoMsi.exe from Microsoft. Problem solved. Or apparently...
I have downloaded this file several times from the only place it seems to exist on the web, ie Microsoft. The result is the same every time....
"The contents of this file cannot be unpacked. The executable you are attempting to run has been corrupted. Please obtain another copy of the file, verify its integrity and try again."
I've got 2 completely separate pc's (only one has an internet pro keyboard though). They both have internet access via a USB ADSL connection on one of them, the second is using ICS.
The file downloads "corrupt" on both of them so it's not the hard disk or other hardware so far as I can see. One is running XP and the other ME so it's not the O/S. Other files I download are fine, so it's hard to see it being the connection either which is the only common thing apart from the file itself.
Can't think Microsoft have a corrupt file to download but what else could it be? They haven't replied to my post at the usenet group "microsoft.public.windowsxp.help_and_support" about the problem either.
Any clues gratefully received!
Two.
Not really a problem more a query.
Is there any software out there that allows you to control sound volume *by application*?
What I mean is, I frequently work/play at my pc with media player doing it's thing with MP3's at a fair volume, however I want other sounds to be quieter "mail in" "spider solitaire" whatever.
I know you can adjust the volume by *source* but MP3's and both the above example apps seem to be controlled by the wav source volume.
I can't be the only person in the world who wants to do this but I can't find anythng to do it with (said I might be crap at searching).
TIA for any reply.
Steve
I actually have two questions. Sorry if either has been asked before but I couldn't find an answer with a search (perhaps I'm just crap at searching).
One.
I have recently installed windows XP and have an internet pro keyboard. Whilst the extended keys appear to work, the graphical on screen volume bar and other displays don't (they used to under ME but that was with the previous version of intellitype (1.1, I think)). Did I format the drive with the existing drivers on it when I put on XP? Of course I did, doh.
Easy solution. Download the intellitype 2.1 software contained in the file ITP2_1EngNoMsi.exe from Microsoft. Problem solved. Or apparently...
I have downloaded this file several times from the only place it seems to exist on the web, ie Microsoft. The result is the same every time....
"The contents of this file cannot be unpacked. The executable you are attempting to run has been corrupted. Please obtain another copy of the file, verify its integrity and try again."
I've got 2 completely separate pc's (only one has an internet pro keyboard though). They both have internet access via a USB ADSL connection on one of them, the second is using ICS.
The file downloads "corrupt" on both of them so it's not the hard disk or other hardware so far as I can see. One is running XP and the other ME so it's not the O/S. Other files I download are fine, so it's hard to see it being the connection either which is the only common thing apart from the file itself.
Can't think Microsoft have a corrupt file to download but what else could it be? They haven't replied to my post at the usenet group "microsoft.public.windowsxp.help_and_support" about the problem either.
Any clues gratefully received!
Two.
Not really a problem more a query.
Is there any software out there that allows you to control sound volume *by application*?
What I mean is, I frequently work/play at my pc with media player doing it's thing with MP3's at a fair volume, however I want other sounds to be quieter "mail in" "spider solitaire" whatever.
I know you can adjust the volume by *source* but MP3's and both the above example apps seem to be controlled by the wav source volume.
I can't be the only person in the world who wants to do this but I can't find anythng to do it with (said I might be crap at searching).
TIA for any reply.
Steve