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Postby Fatboyfun » Mon Mar 28, 2011 9:24 pm

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PNA SOUNDBOARD.

This is another of my "just-for-fun" apps, A soundboard application.

A soundboard just plays soundclips or effects when buttons on the screen are tapped.

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This started out as a technical exercise to see what i could do with Mortscript and SystemInformation.

It should work on any unlocked device with a screen resolution of 480x272.

The only resolution supported at the moment is 480x272, Other resolutions will display an error message. I may convert it to other resolutions if there's enough demand.

Two soundboards are included and you can also make your own using the template below, At the moment upto 25 different soundclips are supported.

Copy the PNASoundboard folder to your device and run PNASoundboard.exe
The programme will display a disclaimer for a few seconds then ask you to select a soundboard, Pick either Mr T or StewieGriffin then tap on the sound you want.
The disk icon returns you to the selection screen and the X exits. The programme remembers what soundboard you last used and reloads it the next time.

In order to make this work on every device (I hope) without any editing of ini files, some files are copied into the windows directory and some registry entries are created, NOTHING is edited! These will be removed when you exit the programme.

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This is a blank soundboard, Just add wav's...

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Postby Fatboyfun » Wed Apr 13, 2011 9:05 pm

PIN LOCK.

Here is the standalone version of the PIN Lock that's part of Universal Shell.
It is a combination of MortScript and SystemInformation1.6.

It will run on WinCE 4.2/5/6 and supports resolutions of 320x240, 400x240, 480x234, 480x272, 480x320, 640x480, 800x480, 800x600.

More detailed instructions are included with the download, but all you do is run PIN Lock.exe once to set the PIN, Which can be any number, And is stored on disk so won't be lost if you turn off your device, And then run PIN Lock.exe again to lock the device.
Running Reset PIN.exe will allow you to set the PIN again. The cancel button clears any numbers already entered if you tap the wrong number..

This is not a secure lock as it does not lock the power and reset buttons or USB connection and the password is stored in plain text so it is not 100% secure, It's more of an inconvenience to expert users, but can be handy to stop curious children, nosey passengers and suspicious partners...

As is common with SystemInformation type programmes the PIN screen will be behind all other windows, PIN Lock can automatically minimize most system windows and remove the taskbar, but usually not OEM shells so these will need to be killed, They usually are with most unlocks but if the original shell reappears when PIN Lock is started then it will need to be killed.

In order to make this work on every device (I hope) without any editing of ini files, some files are copied into the windows directory and some registry entries are created, NOTHING is edited! These will be removed when you exit the programme.


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Postby Fatboyfun » Mon Jun 13, 2011 3:35 pm

SIMPLE LAUNCHER.

GENERAL INFORMATION.
This utility can be used to replace your devices original application to start another, without editing paths in ini files.
On first run a message appears with some details about your device and then a file explorer appears and allows you to navigate to your new application, This is saved in a .ini file, and each subsequent run will read the data in the .ini file and just start the application, If there is a problem with the path to your new application then the file explorer appears again.

NOTE: This application is only a simple way to start another application and is not suitable for devices that need to have device drivers or processes started manually.

There are four files contained within the archive...

RenameMe.exe
RenameMe.mscr
Mortscript.exe
Simple Launcher Readme.txt

INSTRUCTIONS.
Rename the original device application to something else...
Eg, MNAVDCE.exe -> MNAVDCEOld.exe
Rename the two files RenameMe.exe and RenameMe.mscr to match what the original app was called...
Eg, RenameMe.exe -> MNAVDCE.exe and RenameMe.mscr -> MNAVDCE.mscr
Copy the two renamed files and Mortscript.exe into the same directory where the original application is...
Reboot your device and follow the onscreen instructions...

NOTE: A file will be created that will have the same name as the script, Eg, MNAVDCE.ini, This contains the path to the application.
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Postby Fatboyfun » Mon Jun 13, 2011 3:40 pm

WINCE DEVICE INFORMATION V2.

GENERAL INFORMATION.
This small utility tells you the screen resolution, Free/Total memory, The Windows CE version and attempts to find out the available disk drives, GPS port and the baud rate of your device.

INSTRUCTIONS.
Just run WinCE Device Information.exe and a message will appear asking you to wait for a few moments while the COM ports are scanned for the GPS hardware, A message will be displayed when it's finished.

After tapping OK, All the information about your device is displayed on the screen AND written into a text file which you can use to send to someone or if your device hides the messages, After twenty seconds the screen is cleared and another message tells you where to find the newly created text file.

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[SPOILER="Example text from a Binatone B430"]WinCE Device Information V2, 2011 Fatboyfun www navitotal com

DEVICE INFORMATION.
Screen resolution 480x272
Windows CE 5
Free / Total RAM available 32316 KB / 51660KB

AVAILABLE DRIVES GREATER THAN 128MB. (Free / Total)
NOTE: Mortscript only reads up to 2047MB
\ResidentFlash (169MB/207MB)
\SDMMC (1350MB/1875MB)

GPS INFORMATION.
Port=7
Baudrate=4800[/spoiler]
[SPOILER="Example text from a Medion Gopal PNA210T"]WinCE Device Information V2, 2011 Fatboyfun www navitotal com

DEVICE INFORMATION.
Screen resolution 320x240
Windows CE 4
Free / Total RAM available 51304 KB / 61940KB

AVAILABLE DRIVES GREATER THAN 128MB. (Free / Total)
NOTE: Mortscript only reads up to 2047MB
\Storage Card (653MB/974MB)
\My Flash Disk (21MB/216MB)

GPS INFORMATION.
Port=2
Baudrate=4800
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WinCE Shortcut Generator.

Postby Fatboyfun » Mon Jun 13, 2011 3:43 pm

WINCE SHORTCUT GENERATOR.

GENERAL INFORMATION AND INSTRUCTIONS.
This utility allows you to generate WindowsCE (.lnk) shortcuts for your applications directly on your device, It automatically gives the shortcut the name of the exefile and it will also move them to wherever they need to go, Just run WinCE Shortcut Generator on your device and follow the on-screen instructions.

This utility is useful for devices that have been unlocked to a desktop.

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Simple Launcher + Port Splitter

Postby Fatboyfun » Tue Aug 30, 2011 8:41 pm

[color="red"]This is experimental as i don't have a device that needs to use Port Splitter, I'm hoping this would be ideal for devices where the navigation application can't see the GPS hardware.
Feedback would be appreciated :)[/color]


SIMPLE LAUNCHER + PORT SPLITTER.

GENERAL INFORMATION.

This utility can be used to replace your devices original application to start another, without manually editing ini files.
On first run a message appears with some details about your device, Then you can either allow the utility to scan for the GPS hardware itself, Or you can pick your devices Com Port and Baud Rate yourself, Afterwards a file explorer appears and allows you to navigate to your new application, All this information is saved in a .ini file, and each subsequent run will read the data in the .ini file and just start the application, If there is a problem with the path to your new application then the setup routine appears again. In addition to Port Splitter this app will set the memory division to give the selected application maximum available memory.

ARCHIVE CONTENTS.
There are nine files contained within the archive...

RenameMe.exe
RenameMe.mscr
Mortscript.exe
GPSScan_Debug.exe
Port Splitter.exe
SetSystemMemoryDivisionKB.exe
aygshell.dll
extvsplit.dll
Simple Launcher + Port Splitter Readme.txt

INSTRUCTIONS.
Rename the original device application to something else...
Eg, MNAVDCE.exe -> MNAVDCEOld.exe
Rename the two files RenameMe.exe and RenameMe.mscr to match what the original app was called...
Eg, RenameMe.exe -> MNAVDCE.exe and RenameMe.mscr -> MNAVDCE.mscr
Copy all the files into the same directory where the original application is...
Reboot your device and follow the onscreen instructions...

NOTES.
A file will be created that will have the same name as the script, Eg, MNAVDCE.ini, This contains the path to the application, Please check whether this file already exists as it will be overwritten.
The second time the app is run it asks whether the setup was successful, If it was, tap Yes and continue, You will not be asked again. If not, tap No and go through the setup again.

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AUTO POWER OFF - Standalone part of Universal Shell.

Postby Fatboyfun » Mon Sep 26, 2011 7:02 pm

GENERAL INFORMATION.
This small script automatically suspends your device shortly after external power is disconnected.

INSTRUCTIONS.
Just run Auto Power Off.exe, and your device will suspend five seconds after external power has been disconnected, You can turn your device on again while running on batteries, It will not suspend until external power has been reconnected and disconected, Running Auto Power Off.exe again disables the application.

NOTES.
Not all devices support suspend.
[color="#FF0000"]It is not possible to wake up your device with Mortscript, So don't ask![/color]

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BATTERY MONITOR - Standalone part of Universal Shell

Postby Fatboyfun » Mon Sep 26, 2011 7:05 pm

GENERAL INFORMATION.
Battery Monitor is a simple script to alert you to low battery conditions, You get a warning at 30% and a critical warning at 15%, Both with an alert sound.

INSTRUCTIONS.
Run Battery Monitor.exe to start monitoring and run it again to stop monitoring.

This utility is useful for devices that do not display battery information.

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COUNTDOWN ALARM - Standalone part of Universal Shell.

Postby Fatboyfun » Mon Sep 26, 2011 7:09 pm

GENERAL INFORMATION.
Countdown Alarm is a simple countdown alarm which allows you to pick from a list of pre-set time intervals.
When the time is up, A screen appears with an alarm sound, This message will stay on screen until cancelled, The sound will also repeat every minute until cancelled.

The intervals you can select from are...
1 Minute, 5 Minutes, 10 Minutes, 15 Minutes, 30 Minutes, 45 Minutes.
1 Hour, 2 Hours, 3 Hours, 4 Hours, 4 1/2 Hours, 5 Hours.

INSTRUCTIONS.
Run Countdown Alarm.exe on your device and select which interval you require and wait, Running Countdown Alarm.exe again cancels the alarm.

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EXTERNAL POWER NOTIFICATION - Standalone part of Universal s

Postby Fatboyfun » Mon Sep 26, 2011 7:13 pm

GENERAL INFORMATION.
This is a simple script to play a sound effect when external power is either connected or disconnected.

INSTRUCTIONS.
Run External Power Notification.exe to start monitoring and run it again to stop monitoring.

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HOURLY CHIMES - Standalone part of Universal Shell

Postby Fatboyfun » Mon Sep 26, 2011 7:17 pm

GENERAL INFORMATION.
This is a collection of scripts which play various sounds to signal the top of the hour.
There are... Hourly BBC Pips, Hourly Chime and Hourly Time Announcement.
There is also a script to read out the time manually.

INSTRUCTIONS.
Just run Start.exe and select which type of announcement you want from the list, Or you can run either Hourly BBC Pips.exe, Hourly Chime.exe, Hourly Time Announcement.exe, Stop.exe or Time.exe manually.

NOTES.
No message dialog will appear if run manually, so it can be added to an unlock script.
Stop.exe will cancel all alerts.

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Auto power off with dialog box

Postby Fatboyfun » Thu Apr 26, 2012 9:32 pm

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GENERAL INFORMATION.
As Auto Power Off above but with dialog box and 30 second countdown!

INSTRUCTIONS.
Run Auto Power Off to start/stop process!

Remove power and either wait 30 seconds or tap OK to shutdown...
Or tap Cancel to continue on battery...
Or restore power to close dialog box.

NOTES.
To personalise the message or change the timer open Select.mscr and edit the bold text

ChoiceDefault ("Device will shutdown soon...", "External power disconnected, Device will shutdown soon...", 1, 30, "Tap OK to shutdown now or Cancel to continue...")

The text may not wrap on to the next line so keep it short!

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Simple launcher plus

Postby Fatboyfun » Wed Jun 06, 2012 7:53 pm

SIMPLE LAUNCHER PLUS.

GENERAL INFORMATION.
This utility can be used to replace your devices original application to start multiple applications, without manual editing of paths in ini files.
On first run a message appears with instuctions and then a file explorer appears and allows you to navigate to your first application, Next you can add any arguments that may be required, lastly you can choose whether the application is allowed to complete and exit before starting the next one. This is all saved in a .ini file, and each subsequent run will read the data in the .ini file and just start the applications as setup, If there is a problem with the path to any of the applications a sound effect is played.

NOTE: This application is an evolution of the original Simple Launcher, It is not a replacement, It is designed for devices that need to start several applications at boot time.

There are five files contained within the archive...

RenameMe.exe
RenameMe.mscr
Mortscript.exe
SipTool.exe
Simple Launcher Plus Readme.txt

INSTRUCTIONS.
Rename the original device application to something else...
Eg, MNAVDCE.exe -> MNAVDCEOld.exe
Rename the two files RenameMe.exe and RenameMe.mscr to match what the original app was called...
Eg, RenameMe.exe -> MNAVDCE.exe and RenameMe.mscr -> MNAVDCE.mscr
Copy the two renamed files SipTool.exe and Mortscript.exe into the same directory where the original application is...
Reboot your device and follow the onscreen instructions...
NOTE: A file will be created called LaunchOrder.ini, This contains the setup information.

SUMMARY.
1, Use the on-screen file explorer to navigate to the first application.
2, Type in any required arguments, Leave blank and tap OK if not required.
3, Select whether the app should complete and exit before starting the next app. (If you select Yes and the app doesn't exit then the device will hang.)
4, Repeat steps 1 - 3 for as many applications as you need.
5, Tap Cancel on the next file explorer screen to save and exit.
6, A setup complete message and then a summary of the setup will be displayed.
7, The apps will start in the order they were setup with arguments if set.
8, On the next boot the apps will just start.

Delete LaunchOrder.ini to access the settings again.

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Postby Bleep55 » Sun Sep 02, 2012 4:13 am

Fatboyfun wrote:GENERAL INFORMATION.
This small script automatically suspends your device shortly after external power is disconnected.

INSTRUCTIONS.
Just run Auto Power Off.exe, and your device will suspend five seconds after external power has been disconnected, You can turn your device on again while running on batteries, It will not suspend until external power has been reconnected and disconected, Running Auto Power Off.exe again disables the application.

NOTES.
Not all devices support suspend.
[color="#FF0000"]It is not possible to wake up your device with Mortscript, So don't ask![/color]

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I have used this program since you first posted it and it works great. When you turn the actual program off you get the message "Auto Power Off Disabled". Is it possible to show a message saying "Auto Power Enabled" when turned on, or an icon that shows red when off and green when on?

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Postby Fatboyfun » Sun Sep 02, 2012 8:43 am

You can have a message when enabled, but there are no image handling commands at all in mortscript, so no to the icon, unless you are using something like system information (or even the windows ce desktop) where you can swap an icon file and refresh the screen.
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