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kept in the registry, so I suppose you could write a batch file to copy
over different versions of the registry, though I suspect you would have
to reboot to have them take effect. This would also be a risky endevor
as so much updated info is kept in the registry. I have not checked to
see if there is a utility that might do this. Perhaps even one supplied
by the maker of your (or my) sound card.
Nat does reset these values (at least the volume setting, don't think it
resets the mic boost box though)to what was set by the ASW each time Nat
starts.
Holland
Aaron Green wrote:
>
> Is there any way to take a "snapshot" of the current recording settings? An example of
> need: I use NaturallySpeaking and Netmeeting, each having different settings, including
> volume and whether automatic gain control is enabled...
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