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Good lord man, that's like some crazy post-apocalyptic arctic wasteland. Rather beautiful though.

Sorry for the late reply.

The way it works in netstumbler, any active AP makes a tone when the list is updated. Which, can get a little discordant at times, but mostly it's pretty helpful.

I guess the way you could do it is, if an AP is selected, only make the tone for that, else, find all active ...

Yeah I'm using the US version of Vista Business 32. Off hand I don't know anyone who's using a non-English version of Vista...

The code looks good for searching though. I mean I don't have any real experience with AutoIT but all programming shares the same basic design.

I swear...I was working ...

Look at this guy, being awesome and implementing code already.

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms706783(VS.85).aspx

This is some random Windows class, which I don't even know if you can use in AutoIT, but it's using wlanapi.h and wlanapi.dll.

But, if it's possible, you'd need that, and this

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms706771(VS.85).aspx ...

I've never used AutoIT before, but I'll see what I can come up with for the midi thing, and I didn't even see the whole huge thread about how you were working on a direct method for refreshing, now I kinda feel like a douche. I'll keep looking into that as well to see if I can figure out a way to do ...

Three quick requests, the first one should be very easy, the second would depend on what interface to the midi architecture is available, and the third I don't even know is possible.

First, could you incorporate either a drop down that checks
netsh wlan show interfaces
and pull the "name" field ...