I was wondering if there was a program available that would allow you to customize sounds for keypresses on the computer? I want something to drive my brother nuts... MUWHAHAHAHAHA

That would be cool, but it would have to run in the background.[/url]

There actually might be a way to do that, I'm not sure how...

Oh, I know there is a way to do it, but I know I don't have the skills to do it... And I am unsure how to word it for google to work...

Well, that is good, I hope youcan figure it out

If you figured out what the Windows equivalent of keyhooks were, you'd be set.

yes, now to look at Windows source code, right?

huh... i know how to set up shortcut keys, but those have to start with Ctrl+Alt... not exactly a valid plan for you.

hmm... i'm not sure... but i will look into it...

Code:

I actually get that, some anyways.

hehe... smooth Kerm, smooth...

i dont even know ASM and i understood that almost exactly...

StartWindows: /* Label */
ld (World_Domination),Microsoft /* Place Microsoft into memory location World Domination */
bcall(_ChkFindCompetitor) /* ROM call to find other competitors */
jp c,BlueScreenofDeath /* Carry Flag is set, go to BlueScreenOfDeath */
ld hl,NoCompetitorFound /* Else put data from label NoCompetitorFound into register(s) hl */
bcall(_puts) /* ROM call to display string on screen */
BlueScreenofDeath: /* Label */
pop hl /* Save hl! */
jr BlueScreenofDeath /* Preety much do an endless loop */
NoCompetitorFound: /* Label */
.db "Kernal Fault in "314.159.265.358",0 /* String later used to be displayed on-screen */

now can someone tell me why windows (which runs on x86 procs), would use z80 asm?

here's the x86 equivalent:

http://www.kllrnohj.com/uploads/winsrcasm.txt

(note: its a *TAD* longer but it does compile )

wow, it was a joke, but yeah, x86 makes more sense.

O_o Wow, I actually understood that, since I used to know DOS ASM...

..and mine was too. i wrote that in C++ and then just told G++ compile but not assemble

ok, it is kind of funny though. I should take this into my MCP class.

Definitely. And tell the teacher, "Check out this cool program I made!"

you know, i wonder if that would work... but then again, i didnt get Fundamentals of Computer Programming this year like i signed up for...

So maybe it's not the greatest idea then?