Audible alert for disconnection

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Audible alert for disconnection

Post by Lightning Man » 2004-02-09 00:39

I was in a PM today with one of my visitors when I thought that he had been quiet too long. I went to main chat and found that I had been disconnected from my hub (it happens.) Could some sort of annoying noise go off if you are disconnected from a Hub before you close the program?

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Post by Twink » 2004-02-09 01:42

are the red tabs not enuf of an indication?

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Post by Lightning Man » 2004-02-09 09:26

1) What red tabs? (Meaning, no, apparently the red tabs are not enough since I am not even aware of their existence.)
2) If I am in a PM chat and, say, reading a webpage. I can get a sound to alert me to a PM or a response in PM, why not on a disconnect?

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Post by Twink » 2004-02-09 19:10

oh when you're not looking at it, I thought u were in dc++ so the tabs going red was a good indication, probably wouldn't be too hard to make an annoying noise when it disconnects

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Post by TheParanoidOne » 2004-02-10 05:59

Twink wrote:are the red tabs not enuf of an indication?
Actually, for me they're not. Colours are not my strong point and my eyes aren't very good. At a quick glance, all those thin borders look the same to me. Only on close inspection will I see the individual colours. But if I'm inspecting so closely, I'd know what was happening *anyway*. I think solid coloured tabs would be the only way for me.

But I'm not too fussed about connects/disconnects anyway though. :)
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