2 questions

[bmblank]

So here are my two questions.
I have xlobby on a laptop that will be in my truck. I use my cell phone to dial up my laptop. How can I make it so when xlobby starts it doesn't try to dial up? (ie, brings up the windows dialup config, not catastrophic, but an inconvenience to have to close)

Also, that laptop is going to be used as a wireless AP (using a RAlink card) and I'd like to be able for xlobby to make the laptop dialup when I do connect my phone (easy to do using execute os app command) but I want to be able to disconnect it just as easily (with xlobby). Is there a way to do that correctly?
most of you probably know that I don't write scripts and all that crap, but I can modify some stuff to fit it for my applications if need be.
any help would be cool

ben

[bmblank]

Just a little bump
Just read some more and found out I can close an application by using the event id of the close button or whatever... How would I find/create an event id (or whatever it's called) for a disconnect or close button or something? To be very simple, how do I make xlobby close an external application?

[P3rv3rt B3ar]

So here are my two questions.
I have xlobby on a laptop that will be in my truck. I use my cell phone to dial up my laptop. How can I make it so when xlobby starts it doesn't try to dial up? (ie, brings up the windows dialup config, not catastrophic, but an inconvenience to have to close)

Have u already disabled network features of xl? like server and "now playing" feature?

[bmblank]

Server, being the online server or server as in client and server??

But to answer your questions, I guess, no. I thought those were basically add-ons, so I didn't give them any thought.

[m_ski]

Take a look at http://www.xlobby.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=4403&highlight=sendkeys which can send keystrokes to any application.
You can close any application by using the Alt-F4 keystroke sent to the right window.