In order to Auto-Play a script, you must first create the script that you want to automatically play. Auto-Play simply means
that a BlueZone script will automatically start to play when one of three events takes place. The three events are:
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Auto-play script on program startup |
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Auto-play script on host connect |
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Auto-play script on host disconnect |
You can only assign one script per event. However, it is possible to assign different scripts to all three events since these
events are mutually exclusive. In other words, it's possible to have one script that runs when the BlueZone applications
first starts, one script that runs upon connection of the host session, and one script that runs when the BlueZone is disconnected
from the host.
To configure auto-play, follow these steps:
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Launch a BlueZone Display session. |
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Click from the BlueZone menu bar or click the Script Options icon on the BlueZone toolbar. The Script properties dialog opens.
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Click Browse located by the desired BlueZone script that you want to auto-play. |
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Save the BlueZone session so that the auto-play selections are saved. |
Other options on the Script Properties dialog:
Display Script Status Window
This option is provided as an aid for developers who are creating complex scripts. If you are creating and running simple
recorded BlueZone scripts, you do not need the Script Status Window to be displayed during script playback. Turn the Script
Status Window off by clearing the check box.
Playback Speed
Playback speed is adjustable using the slider control. Again, this option is provided as an aid to script developers. If
you are creating and running simple recorded BlueZone scripts, you should be able to run the scripts as the fastest speed.