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Hi!, good afternoon somebody help me please, i need create a new sound alert for my ticket application osticket when create new ticket... Thanks to all!. 
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Here is a new sound. BZZZZZT!!!
Wrong forum and wrong question. Try a forum that relates to your language / environment and describe what you've accomplished so far (in great detail).
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looking for the sound or how to play it ?
for sound : google "license free sound clips"
for how-to: go to proper language forum.
I'd rather be phishing!
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But there is no forum for sounds,
and asking in the soapbox will sure start a heated argument.
Anyway, once he's got the sound then bound to come back to ask for the app ... top down programming 101.
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Is very easy. Every time you see new ticket scream BOIOIOINNNG all over office.
Like so: Boing!
... such stuff as dreams are made on
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You do realise that boinging is illegal outside of the Palais-De-Boing according to the law in Mega-City One.
“That which can be asserted without evidence, can be dismissed without evidence.”
― Christopher Hitchens
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Print the ticket on an old mechanical printer. Simples.
Software rusts. Simon Stephenson, ca 1994. So does this signature. me, 2012
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You gotta respect the tradition  .
Software Zen: delete this;
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There's a method on CListCtrl for that
veni bibi saltavi
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... Or better said... time to buy a switch for my (new) home
Since I have about zero know how in networks, I thought Codeproject could be the right place to get some advice.
So I need about 8 ports, Gbit of course, as less noise as possible. Note : I have a router between the Interweb and this switch.
So far, I found something like this:
Netgear GS108E-100PES Switch Configurable 8 Ports Gigabit[^]
Any (better) ideas ?
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Unless you have reason for a managed switch, you can go un-managed and save 50%.
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What can you do with a managed one ? I have no idea what programmable feature would be required on a switch (for me it is just a multiple plug, but for network instead of electricity).
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Mike Mullikin wrote: Sounds like you can go unmanaged.
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A managed one will allow you to create VLANs for example, in case you have a complex architecture with several LAN segments that you want to separate from each other.
But, for a personal, home usage, an unmanaged one is quite sufficient.
I've used Netgear switches for years, had to change the AC adapter once, but apart from that got no problem with them.
"I'm neither for nor against, on the contrary." John Middle
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Rage wrote: or me it is just a multiple plug,
Get a hub then.
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Rage wrote: as less noise as possible
For best sound quality buy one with vacuum-tubes 
If the brain were so simple we could understand it, we would be so simple we couldn't. — Lyall Watson
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Ah, yes, and that's fortunate, because I happen to have a gold bar lying around which I did not know how to use 
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Good for killing cockroaches in corners?
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I use it as a replacement of war and peace for adjusting the height of one of the legs of my desk (my mother in law wanted to read it).
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Jeez, just how loaded are you? 
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Sascha Lefèvre wrote: For best sound quality buy one with vacuum-tubes
Marshal do a good range, though I have a Peavey.
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I've bought mostly cheap five Port ones and had only one fail, but I also went all spendy for a sixteen Port one a while back, which wasn't too expensive. I think it even has some firewall functionality.
I'll have to see what it is when I get home.
Amazon tells me it's a
NETGEAR ProSafe Ethernet Switch (GS116NA)
modified 31-Oct-17 15:21pm.
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