vol bar in taskbar?

[Ryvis]

Having the volume bar on the taskbar
Is this possible? if not is there a app that can do this?

 

[Ryvis]

btw I don't mean the system tray ok.

 

[phishhead]

iuse a taskbar called Nstat I believe that is what it is called that shows ram cpu% winamp controls and vol....can find it in the gallary section with all the desktops and skins...theres a link there for it.

 

[Streamer]

thanx for the headsup on ntsat. sounds real cool.

 

[andy_rose]

make a shortcut on desktop (%windir%\system32\sndvol32.exe /tray), drag it to the taskbar, delete the one on the desktop and voila😀

 

[max]

Excellent andy_rose


Thanks , great TIP 🙂

 

[andy_rose]

no problem..glad to help🙂

 

[Ryvis]

thanks worked great

 

[LPDad]

You can also...

go into the sound control panel and check the little box that sais:

__ Show sound icon in sys tray.

Then you just click on that and up pops a slider/vol control
😀 😎

 

[andy_rose]

yes,but then it gets in the systray, and he didnt want that..

 

[LPDad]

And that...

Is why I NEED Glasses 😡

 

[andy_rose]

LOL😀

 

[existenz]

OR

Start -> All Programs -> Accessories -> Entertainment -> Make a Desktop Shortcut of Volume Control -> drag on taskbar 😛

So lazy people like me don't have to type in the target of the shortcut 🙂

 

[andy_rose]

but that again opens the whole volume "thing" and not just the volume slider.

 

[existenz]

hmmm...sorry...

 

[P-R]

download this to have a volume taskbar, with alot of different features

 

[Perris Calderon]

existenz...you have to learn how to cut and copy...you'll have a ball...highlight whatever text you want to copy by double clicking, and draging your mouse over the area...when the text you want is blued, click out so that your mouse can move, but the text stays blue...then push controll+c...take your mouse to wherever you want to drop that text, tap in, then push controll+v...if you already knew this, please don't flame me, I'm just reading into your post

 

[loppdawg69]

www.truelaunchbar.com will let you put a volume control into the taskbar...www.statbar.nl is also ok but still has bugs and eats up more viewing area.