Loading Agent @ Win98 StartUp?
Microsoft Agent
application (or script) that uses it loads. Just put that a shortcut link to
the app in the system's startup folder.
FrOg <frog_...@hispond.org> wrote in message
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> Anyone know how to load Agent as a
> DeskTop Agent when starting Win98?
> Is this even possible? I have been
> experimenting with MASH but with no
> real luck...
> BTW... I'm not a programmer nor am I
> familiar with VBScript or C++ or
> any other programming language for that
> matter....I just started to get into this and it
> seems I might just have to learn alot of
> programming languages.....
> I'll be 50 before learning how all the languages
> work....oh well........
>
> T I A
> status= L.I.P.=Learning In Progress
>
> FrOg
>
> "He has not learned the lessons of life
> who does not everyday surmount a fear"
> Ralph Waldo Emerson
FrOg
FrOg
> Agent starts up when an application (or script) that uses it loads.
>Just put that a shortcut link to the app in the system's startup folder.
So...what you are saying is to Paste a ShortCut like:
C:\WINDOWS\MSAGENT\AGENTSVR.EXE
in the folder of the program I want to use MSAgent with????
Now I'm really confused.......................
Microsoft Agent
Agentsvr.exe is NOT an application. It is the set of services that
applications can use. Agent automatically starts a program programmed to use
Agent starts.
FrOg <frog_...@hispond.org> wrote in message
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Dean Farrell
web page that loads the agent and use it as you desktop.
Good Luck,
Dean
FrOg wrote in message <374489d8...@news.impulsedata.net>...
>Anyone know how to load Agent as a
>DeskTop Agent when starting Win98?
>Is this even possible? I have been
>experimenting with MASH but with no
>real luck...
>BTW... I'm not a programmer nor am I
>familiar with VBScript or C++ or
>any other programming language for that
>matter....I just started to get into this and it
>seems I might just have to learn alot of
>programming languages.....
>I'll be 50 before learning how all the languages
>work....oh well........
>
>T I A
>status= L.I.P.=Learning In Progress
>
Gordon Scott Bell
Not quite. MASH was the first scripting helper to generate
any kind of scripting for Microsoft Agent. Program the
Genie and Agent Expressions were character animation viewers
without any script generation. Dov updated Program the
Genie to allow HTML script generation soon after MASH was
released, but it was limited to predefined list of
characters, as it still is, and is unable to create multiple
character scripts. AgentPad 1.0 (aka TalkPad) was released
way later than MASH, like in June-July 1998. I've got the
original from Anil with an About box if you disagree. MASH
was released in February 1998.
Gordon
Nathan Dickerson <ne...@thanksfornomessage9.com> wrote in
message news:ObACzSkp#GA.195@cppssbbsa03...
> Yes, we should BOTH be careful with that word. I never
said AgentPad 2.0 was
> the "first" or "original" scripting tool; only the first
to implement those
> particular very innovative features (and related Help
content). The Argolink
> "Program the Genie" v3.7 code was out February 8, 1998,
and there was also
> Costas' Agent Expressions page, released in 1997. There's
also AgentScript
> by Raymond. And there's my ICAG which was available in
late 1998,
> immediately at the release of Agent 2.0 since we were
waiting for Agent 2.0
> final to be released to upload the new pages. And of
course, there's
> AgentPad 1.0 (formerly TalkPad) which was independently
released in 1998
> around the time MASH 1.0 was. Active members of the Agent
community as of
> 1996-1997 would not know of these previously existing
programs. You may wish
> to update your MASH product page; it says yours is the
"original" (i.e.
> first).
Night Rider
MASH surpasses everything that AgentPad does. Especially the interface.
Keep it up, Gordon!
Gordon Scott Bell <gsb...@bellcraft.com> wrote in message
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