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Displays and sets the mute status and volume on a NeXT.
Version: 1.1
Christopher J. Kane (kane@cs.purdue.edu)
Released into the public domain, October 19, 1992
11 Jan 1998:
I believe Christoper is now Chris Kane <Chris_Kane@next.com>.
He has nothing to do with this compilation. I just found the
source code, compiled it, and thought it might come in handy.
Usage is simple (see below).
Tested under NeXT and Intel. Compiled quadfat.
Usage: set-vol [-s] [-m | -M] [-l <left_vol>] [-r <right_vol>] [-v <vol>]
Displays and optionally sets the mute and volume settings.
Options: (in any order)
-s silent mode; settings are not displayed
-m unmute external speakers
-M mute external speakers
-l set volume of left speaker
-r set volume of right speaker
-v set both speakers; shorthand for '-l <vol> -r <vol>'
If both -m and -M are specified, the rightmost of them has effect.
The parameters <left_vol>, <right_vol>, and <vol> should be
integers in the range 0 (minimum volume) to 43 (maximum volume).
These are the contents of the former NiCE NeXT User Group NeXTSTEP/OpenStep software archive, currently hosted by Netfuture.ch.