Comments for Why don't I have an on-screen volume indicator?

Comment from John Lee on 2009-12-06

2009-12-07T02:36:15Z

Got it! well at least for the OSD of volume in Windows Vista. Little green bars at bottom of screen on Acer 5720. C:\Program Files\Launch Manager\LManager.exe

I had disabled "Launch Manager" in HKLM\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Runusing msconfig.exe

]]>

A comment on: Why don't I have an on-screen volume indicator?

Tech Questions? Get Answers! - Ask Leo! ... by Leo Notenboom
Leo's Answers Newsletter - Ask Leo! in your inbox every week.

Comment from Jones on 2009-12-03

2009-12-03T19:14:31Z

I had same problem - green volume level indicator disappeared. Running WinXP MCE.

Googled this site, found suggestion of searching for ehtray.exe and clicked on it and now it's back.

Thanks

]]>

A comment on: Why don't I have an on-screen volume indicator?

Tech Questions? Get Answers! - Ask Leo! ... by Leo Notenboom
Leo's Answers Newsletter - Ask Leo! in your inbox every week.

Comment from Arthur on 2009-10-31

2009-11-01T00:40:33Z

i do not have a green volume indicator i have a small icon bottom rght of screen ost how do i get it back? thanks much.....

]]>

A comment on: Why don't I have an on-screen volume indicator?

Tech Questions? Get Answers! - Ask Leo! ... by Leo Notenboom
Leo's Answers Newsletter - Ask Leo! in your inbox every week.

Comment from Luke on 2009-08-24

2009-08-25T01:56:24Z

I have had the trouble of trying to get it them back as well. I'm on a Dell 1525 Inspiron and I believe that Norton is the culprit. Not sure how they do it, but it stopped when I installed. I now do not have Dell Quickset at all (if I do I can't find it) and I can't seem to reinstall. :\

]]>

A comment on: Why don't I have an on-screen volume indicator?

Tech Questions? Get Answers! - Ask Leo! ... by Leo Notenboom
Leo's Answers Newsletter - Ask Leo! in your inbox every week.

Comment from J on 2009-08-07

2009-08-07T22:35:01Z

I was having problems with my volume indicator display having disappeared after 3 years. I have an HP running Windows XP and I even contacted HP customer support and they couldn't help me either. During a google search I ran across this site and I did the suggestion of searching for ehtray.exe and clicked on it and voila! Thanks for all your help!

]]>

A comment on: Why don't I have an on-screen volume indicator?

Tech Questions? Get Answers! - Ask Leo! ... by Leo Notenboom
Leo's Answers Newsletter - Ask Leo! in your inbox every week.

Comment from The Jonas Brother on 2009-06-09

2009-06-10T00:29:30Z

I've been using volume display: http://volumedisplay.com/
ands it's worked out pretty good for me so far. Looks slick too.

]]>

A comment on: Why don't I have an on-screen volume indicator?

Tech Questions? Get Answers! - Ask Leo! ... by Leo Notenboom
Leo's Answers Newsletter - Ask Leo! in your inbox every week.

Comment from jerry on 2009-05-18

2009-05-18T16:48:06Z

I have the same missing volume level indicator bars on my IBM T42....had em, then they disappeared...anyone? Cheers

]]>

A comment on: Why don't I have an on-screen volume indicator?

Tech Questions? Get Answers! - Ask Leo! ... by Leo Notenboom
Leo's Answers Newsletter - Ask Leo! in your inbox every week.

Comment from RQ on 2009-03-21

2009-03-21T19:48:37Z

Actually, as far as Volume indication goes, almost any OSD application should do (that doesn't apply for, say, brightness indication).

Since I bought a Dell notebook, where this job was performed by a really ugly QuickSet application, I've been looking for its replacement.

My personal choice was to install Microsoft's IntelliType Pro drivers, but that is, uhm, illegal, since I don't have that keyboard. However, apparently there are freeware applications that do this task, for example this one called WN Volume OSD.

]]>

A comment on: Why don't I have an on-screen volume indicator?

Tech Questions? Get Answers! - Ask Leo! ... by Leo Notenboom
Leo's Answers Newsletter - Ask Leo! in your inbox every week.

Comment from PeiYen on 2009-03-11

2009-03-12T05:17:12Z

The on-screen green-colored volume & brightness indicator which previously appeared on my laptop suddenly gone since last two days... I did follow the way suggested by Manpauly but my ACER laptop does not have Key Setting inside the Keyboard page..
Really wish that anyone who have idea about this and teach me as soon as possible as it's really inconvenient without the on-screen indicators.

]]>

A comment on: Why don't I have an on-screen volume indicator?

Tech Questions? Get Answers! - Ask Leo! ... by Leo Notenboom
Leo's Answers Newsletter - Ask Leo! in your inbox every week.

Comment from Shinzami on 2009-01-02

2009-01-03T00:19:50Z

well, that tip from kevin foster doesn't work because i clicked the link and the i got a page not found error. where was the link for the .gif (or .zip) moved to? i really want that volume indicator. yes, i tried that R97343.exe and no, it doesn't work because i don't have a dell. the installer fails. intellitype doesn't look anything like the volume indicator i had. mine was green bars in the bottom center of my screen and had the word "Volume" above it. it was far more useful than the stupid crap that comes with windows.

]]>

A comment on: Why don't I have an on-screen volume indicator?

Tech Questions? Get Answers! - Ask Leo! ... by Leo Notenboom
Leo's Answers Newsletter - Ask Leo! in your inbox every week.

Comment from Madpauly on 2008-12-06

2008-12-06T20:39:59Z

To bring back the green volume indicator, go to Control Panel>Keyboard>Key Settings>scroll down to bottom and highlight Volume>hit EDIT, check the box, problem solved. The volume indicators ARE part of windows.

]]>

A comment on: Why don't I have an on-screen volume indicator?

Tech Questions? Get Answers! - Ask Leo! ... by Leo Notenboom
Leo's Answers Newsletter - Ask Leo! in your inbox every week.

Comment from Ron McAmis on 2008-10-26

2008-10-27T05:42:46Z

The indicator bars were an add on feature from the Multi-Function Keyboard. When I purchased my computer it had Windows ME, and the keyboard volume control would show the green indicator bars on the lower right hand corner of the screen, a very nice feature over the audio icon in the task bar that isn't always displayed. At any rate, when I was forced to change the operating system to Windows XP, I lost the on screen indicators. YOU CAN CORRECT THIS BY GOING TO HP Upgrade Keyboard, and download the following file: SP26752. This will reinstall the volume indicator bars that change with the volume control knob on the keyboard. The bars will now be a gray color instead of green. (No big deal to me).

]]>

A comment on: Why don't I have an on-screen volume indicator?

Tech Questions? Get Answers! - Ask Leo! ... by Leo Notenboom
Leo's Answers Newsletter - Ask Leo! in your inbox every week.

Comment from The Tech on 2008-09-16

2008-09-16T22:00:44Z

This is not big deal, I mean , if you have the controls in windows, why I need do I need a bar to see the volume??????? I don't understand the consumer point of view and I never will.

]]>

A comment on: Why don't I have an on-screen volume indicator?

Tech Questions? Get Answers! - Ask Leo! ... by Leo Notenboom
Leo's Answers Newsletter - Ask Leo! in your inbox every week.

Comment from Jon Marinaro on 2008-06-30

2008-06-30T23:17:51Z

Thanks, I seem to have one of the only Dells which doesn't have a quickset app for it, but the IntelliType worked like a charm! The version I got was the 6.1 and I selected the Wired Keyboard 500 and it worked! Thanks!

]]>

A comment on: Why don't I have an on-screen volume indicator?

Tech Questions? Get Answers! - Ask Leo! ... by Leo Notenboom
Leo's Answers Newsletter - Ask Leo! in your inbox every week.

Comment from Larry Bean on 2008-06-09

2008-06-09T11:44:31Z

I still have NO answer to my problem! I have an HD tv, thru Time Warner Cable. How do I re-code something, to get the on-screen volume cont. that I used to have? Help me, and the Joe will come.

]]>

A comment on: Why don't I have an on-screen volume indicator?

Tech Questions? Get Answers! - Ask Leo! ... by Leo Notenboom
Leo's Answers Newsletter - Ask Leo! in your inbox every week.

Comment from Larry Bean on 2008-06-08

2008-06-09T06:49:15Z

I used to have on screen volume control on my HD TD,thru Time Warner, then it's freakin gone. Is there some magic way of resetting it? I have tried everything they suggested,from one of those sweat shops in India, they may have told me, but who can understand? I'll buy TWO Lattes. Thanks, Larry

]]>

A comment on: Why don't I have an on-screen volume indicator?

Tech Questions? Get Answers! - Ask Leo! ... by Leo Notenboom
Leo's Answers Newsletter - Ask Leo! in your inbox every week.

Comment from a on 2008-03-19

2008-03-20T06:55:54Z

I was disabling services and startup programss and accedently disabled ehtray.exe but now I put it back and it works great! Thanks!!

]]>

A comment on: Why don't I have an on-screen volume indicator?

Tech Questions? Get Answers! - Ask Leo! ... by Leo Notenboom
Leo's Answers Newsletter - Ask Leo! in your inbox every week.

Comment from Dennis on 2008-02-27

2008-02-27T15:34:34Z

Well Jonas, I know how to get RID of it by mistake! I turned off some "services" using services.msc to free up system resources (based on some on-line recommendations) and it's gone. As soon as I figure out which one did it, and get it back, I'll post it. :-) I'm running XP media center 2005.

]]>

A comment on: Why don't I have an on-screen volume indicator?

Tech Questions? Get Answers! - Ask Leo! ... by Leo Notenboom
Leo's Answers Newsletter - Ask Leo! in your inbox every week.

Comment from Jonas on 2008-01-07

2008-01-07T09:58:21Z

I have a similar but diffirent "problem" - I want to get RID of the green indicators (volume and mute...) pleeeeeze...

]]>

A comment on: Why don't I have an on-screen volume indicator?

Tech Questions? Get Answers! - Ask Leo! ... by Leo Notenboom
Leo's Answers Newsletter - Ask Leo! in your inbox every week.

Comment from kevin foster on 2007-12-30

2007-12-30T20:46:38Z

Here is EXACTLY what everyone is looking for:

http://kamburov.net/index.php?/content/view/19/26/

It is linked as a .GIF but it is really a .ZIP

Right click and 'Save as' to your desktop, and then rename the supposed .GIF to a ZIP file and unzip it. You can install the files anywhere, then just put a shortcut to the .EXE file in your startup folder and you will have an on-screen volume indicator that was originally part of Microsoft's Media Center. The whole thing is less than 75Kb and the ONLY thing it does is display the volume in a green bar-graph at the bottom of the screen and also displays the word MUTE when the sound is muted.

]]>

A comment on: Why don't I have an on-screen volume indicator?

Tech Questions? Get Answers! - Ask Leo! ... by Leo Notenboom
Leo's Answers Newsletter - Ask Leo! in your inbox every week.

Comment from sg on 2007-10-30

2007-10-30T20:21:21Z

if you have an Acer notebook you need to reinstall the Launch Manager...you do this by going to the Acer program "Empowering Technology"

start this program & click on eRecovery Management...type in the default password which is six zeros...click enter

on the next screen click the button that says "Recovery actions: blah,blah,blah" and click next...

on the next screen click the button for reinstall applications/drivers and click next

a window should pop up that has three things you can click on...contents, install, and guide...click on install

on the next screen you will see Windows XP on the left side of the screen...click that to expand it (works like a folder tree)...next click utility...then click launch manager...then click Install Launch Manager Now

it will ask you to restart...go ahead and restart and it should restore the "on screen volume display."

worked for me, hopefully it will work for you.

]]>

A comment on: Why don't I have an on-screen volume indicator?

Tech Questions? Get Answers! - Ask Leo! ... by Leo Notenboom
Leo's Answers Newsletter - Ask Leo! in your inbox every week.

Comment from Rich on 2007-10-28

2007-10-28T13:17:00Z

That Dell Quickset tip sorted my OSD problems on my Inspiron 6000. Hadn't worked for ages and Dell Support were totally useless. Cheers guys!

]]>

A comment on: Why don't I have an on-screen volume indicator?

Tech Questions? Get Answers! - Ask Leo! ... by Leo Notenboom
Leo's Answers Newsletter - Ask Leo! in your inbox every week.

Comment from JV on 2007-09-25

2007-09-26T01:33:22Z

Just got a new DV9320, and ran into the same annoying problem with no volume indicators/ onscreen display. I searched the web, found this site, and YES. The MS Intellitype Pro 6.1 for Vista works just fine for my laptop. Just picked the generic multimedia keyboard and no problems with my current multimedia functions.

Thanks Shamim.

]]>

A comment on: Why don't I have an on-screen volume indicator?

Tech Questions? Get Answers! - Ask Leo! ... by Leo Notenboom
Leo's Answers Newsletter - Ask Leo! in your inbox every week.

Comment from Katie on 2007-06-10

2007-06-10T07:03:30Z

The Dell Quickset fixed my On-Screen Display volume indicator problems! Thanks so much to Mazzy who suggested it!!! Forums are great!

]]>

A comment on: Why don't I have an on-screen volume indicator?

Tech Questions? Get Answers! - Ask Leo! ... by Leo Notenboom
Leo's Answers Newsletter - Ask Leo! in your inbox every week.

Comment from howard on 2007-06-06

2007-06-06T22:19:29Z

I am unable to get any volume on my Dell

howard

]]>

A comment on: Why don't I have an on-screen volume indicator?

Tech Questions? Get Answers! - Ask Leo! ... by Leo Notenboom
Leo's Answers Newsletter - Ask Leo! in your inbox every week.

Comment from Barthez on 2007-06-01

2007-06-01T16:00:30Z

If you're using Windows XP Media Center Edition (possibly XP Pro too) file responsible for showing OS volume indicator is ehtray.exe
located in: C:\WINDOWS\ehome . Try adding it to Auto-start menu / 'Run' key in registry.
This will probably work only if your OSD volume indicator was working before and disappeared at some point.

]]>

A comment on: Why don't I have an on-screen volume indicator?

Tech Questions? Get Answers! - Ask Leo! ... by Leo Notenboom
Leo's Answers Newsletter - Ask Leo! in your inbox every week.

Comment from Shamim on 2007-04-03

2007-04-03T15:47:20Z

I ran into this problem myself. Here is what worked for me.

Laptop model: HP nx7000
Software that worked: IntelliType Pro 6.1
Can be downloaded from: http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=df48e271-8973-4f20-8c16-252dfb7d8f9e&DisplayLang=en
Cost: FREE

]]>

A comment on: Why don't I have an on-screen volume indicator?

Tech Questions? Get Answers! - Ask Leo! ... by Leo Notenboom
Leo's Answers Newsletter - Ask Leo! in your inbox every week.

Comment from Patrick R on 2007-03-03

2007-03-03T12:33:20Z

TechRepublic has a volume indicator that works well - supports hotkeys as well - membership to site is free. Program is called Sound Volume Hotkeys - here's the link:

http://software.techrepublic.com.com/download.aspx?&authId=mYE6prDQb2gBU9fc4S8ErSikpalIpuWSCvj1sVwkTJciSS3RXs+mFDguso6SbXGC&kw=Audio&docid=206887&promo=110000

]]>

A comment on: Why don't I have an on-screen volume indicator?

Tech Questions? Get Answers! - Ask Leo! ... by Leo Notenboom
Leo's Answers Newsletter - Ask Leo! in your inbox every week.

Comment from Roy on 2007-02-20

2007-02-20T18:17:23Z

The intellitype pro 5.5 worked great on my Compaq Evo n620c. I selected the generic multimedia keyboard and it didn't mess with any of my multimedia buttons I already had setup and did give me the onscreen volume indicator I was looking for.

]]>

A comment on: Why don't I have an on-screen volume indicator?

Tech Questions? Get Answers! - Ask Leo! ... by Leo Notenboom
Leo's Answers Newsletter - Ask Leo! in your inbox every week.

Comment from Joe B. on 2006-12-08

2006-12-08T13:02:51Z

Hi *,
Have a laptop HP/Compaq nc8000. Just installed the SW from Microsoft regarding the volume indicator. It works great. Thanks for the tip Mitch.
Cheers.

/Joe

]]>

A comment on: Why don't I have an on-screen volume indicator?

Tech Questions? Get Answers! - Ask Leo! ... by Leo Notenboom
Leo's Answers Newsletter - Ask Leo! in your inbox every week.

Comment from John G on 2006-11-17

2006-11-17T17:22:46Z

I have just bought a Compaq laptop with volume control buttons and it was strange to find that there were no green bars present. I use a logitech tilt wheel mouse most of the time and found wheelsofvolume .........http://fuzlez.com/content/view/50/90 ,,works very well. This had little effect on how the tilt wheel was set up. OK if you use a mouse with a wheel but the volume buttons on the notebook did not work with it.

]]>

A comment on: Why don't I have an on-screen volume indicator?

Tech Questions? Get Answers! - Ask Leo! ... by Leo Notenboom
Leo's Answers Newsletter - Ask Leo! in your inbox every week.

Comment from mark on 2006-11-12

2006-11-12T21:11:56Z

mitch;
intellitype 5.5 download worked perfectly
on my gateway computer! Thanks for the link.
Mark

]]>

A comment on: Why don't I have an on-screen volume indicator?

Tech Questions? Get Answers! - Ask Leo! ... by Leo Notenboom
Leo's Answers Newsletter - Ask Leo! in your inbox every week.

Comment from Matt on 2006-10-25

2006-10-26T02:11:53Z

Microsofts IntelliType is an ok application but going through all of the options and disabling all of the hotkeys just to use the on screen volume indicator seems a bit much. I'm fine with using the dell one with my Inspiron 6000 =P

]]>

A comment on: Why don't I have an on-screen volume indicator?

Tech Questions? Get Answers! - Ask Leo! ... by Leo Notenboom
Leo's Answers Newsletter - Ask Leo! in your inbox every week.

Comment from Lane on 2006-08-15

2006-08-15T20:19:44Z

That dell quickset application worked perfectly on my Dell Inspiron 9300 :-D Thanks!!

]]>

A comment on: Why don't I have an on-screen volume indicator?

Tech Questions? Get Answers! - Ask Leo! ... by Leo Notenboom
Leo's Answers Newsletter - Ask Leo! in your inbox every week.

Comment from Mitch on 2006-08-09

2006-08-09T15:41:28Z

Hey if you want a great OSD volume indicator download IntelliType Pro 5.5 Keyboard Software for Windows. Just install the program and chose a random keyboard if you do not have a microsoft keyboard. You can get to the intellitype download by clicking the link below:

http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=ff98f35a-1fa6-4d71-a3f6-0bf37b212fbd&DisplayLang=en

]]>

A comment on: Why don't I have an on-screen volume indicator?

Tech Questions? Get Answers! - Ask Leo! ... by Leo Notenboom
Leo's Answers Newsletter - Ask Leo! in your inbox every week.

Comment from mazzy79 on 2006-05-07

2006-05-07T16:13:34Z

yes, you can still download the dell quickset on any computer whether its a dell or not. good luck

]]>

A comment on: Why don't I have an on-screen volume indicator?

Tech Questions? Get Answers! - Ask Leo! ... by Leo Notenboom
Leo's Answers Newsletter - Ask Leo! in your inbox every week.

Comment from Leo on 2006-04-26

2006-04-26T21:34:55Z

Go the site for the manufacturer of your computer. So in your case, then, the Sony site.

]]>

A comment on: Why don't I have an on-screen volume indicator?

Tech Questions? Get Answers! - Ask Leo! ... by Leo Notenboom
Leo's Answers Newsletter - Ask Leo! in your inbox every week.

Comment from mark smith on 2006-04-26

2006-04-26T19:16:38Z

i understand what you are saying, but should i still go to the dell site although im using a sony viao? im not that experienced with the technical side of computing as this is all new to me.

]]>

A comment on: Why don't I have an on-screen volume indicator?

Tech Questions? Get Answers! - Ask Leo! ... by Leo Notenboom
Leo's Answers Newsletter - Ask Leo! in your inbox every week.

Comment from Leo on 2006-04-26

2006-04-26T16:27:32Z

That's exactly what the article you just commented on talks about. You might want to read it.

]]>

A comment on: Why don't I have an on-screen volume indicator?

Tech Questions? Get Answers! - Ask Leo! ... by Leo Notenboom
Leo's Answers Newsletter - Ask Leo! in your inbox every week.

Comment from mark smith on 2006-04-26

2006-04-26T15:24:44Z

i have a sony viao pcg grt 25 laptop.
the volume controls do not work and i dont have the volume bars that should be displayed on the screen.
i have to increase and decrease the sound via the speaker icon in the bottom right hand corner of the task bar.
please help me to rectify this problem.

]]>

A comment on: Why don't I have an on-screen volume indicator?

Tech Questions? Get Answers! - Ask Leo! ... by Leo Notenboom
Leo's Answers Newsletter - Ask Leo! in your inbox every week.

Comment from jim on 2006-04-13

2006-04-13T12:05:56Z

i just got a new computer 2 days ago, the volume indicator on the screen worked fine until i installed norton securites on it and now it doesnt display. i have uninstalled it but still no luck. i will try http://ftp.us.dell.com/app/R97343.EXE and owe you if it fixes it mazzy

]]>

A comment on: Why don't I have an on-screen volume indicator?

Tech Questions? Get Answers! - Ask Leo! ... by Leo Notenboom
Leo's Answers Newsletter - Ask Leo! in your inbox every week.

Comment from Ioan Szilagyi on 2006-04-04

2006-04-04T16:35:42Z

I have the same problem with volume indicators but I have a Compaq Notebook Evo N620c.

]]>

A comment on: Why don't I have an on-screen volume indicator?

Tech Questions? Get Answers! - Ask Leo! ... by Leo Notenboom
Leo's Answers Newsletter - Ask Leo! in your inbox every week.

Comment from Mazzy79 on 2006-03-29

2006-03-30T04:40:31Z

i had the same problem too, i finally was able to download and install Dell Quickset, and that took care of it, you can download it here
http://ftp.us.dell.com/app/R97343.EXE

]]>

A comment on: Why don't I have an on-screen volume indicator?

Tech Questions? Get Answers! - Ask Leo! ... by Leo Notenboom
Leo's Answers Newsletter - Ask Leo! in your inbox every week.

Comment from Todd on 2006-03-16

2006-03-16T16:20:09Z

What should I do if my laptop used to display those bars when I changed the volume, but now it no longer does. I still have the small volume control icon in my taskbar, but when i adjust the volume it no longer tells me what level I am at. I checked in both volume control and keyboard settings under the control panel, but neither seemed to have anything that helped.

]]>

A comment on: Why don't I have an on-screen volume indicator?

Tech Questions? Get Answers! - Ask Leo! ... by Leo Notenboom
Leo's Answers Newsletter - Ask Leo! in your inbox every week.

Comment from Marlene on 2006-03-11

2006-03-11T13:23:20Z

I had two HP machines that had this on it so maybe it is an HP computer as none of my other machines have this feature. Although, I liked it so much that I found an alternative, which is volumouse which can be found with a google search and offers change of volume with the mouse wheel button + a specified key , for example holding the mouse over the task bar while scrolling the middle mouse button - works great on XP.

]]>

A comment on: Why don't I have an on-screen volume indicator?

Tech Questions? Get Answers! - Ask Leo! ... by Leo Notenboom
Leo's Answers Newsletter - Ask Leo! in your inbox every week.

Comment from Ken on 2006-03-07

2006-03-07T15:27:12Z

Oops. I read that in the original post, but somehow forgot it when reading your reply.

Now, I know at least one of these systems has a control panel entry to control the on-screen-display, because I know I've seen a color/font/size adjustment somewhere. If only I could remember where...

]]>

A comment on: Why don't I have an on-screen volume indicator?

Tech Questions? Get Answers! - Ask Leo! ... by Leo Notenboom
Leo's Answers Newsletter - Ask Leo! in your inbox every week.

Comment from Leo on 2006-03-06

2006-03-06T23:12:09Z

Actually this isn't about the taskbar. This is about a volume indicator that pops up over your screen, usually near the bottom. Typically a LED - simultion of a volume bar.

]]>

A comment on: Why don't I have an on-screen volume indicator?

Tech Questions? Get Answers! - Ask Leo! ... by Leo Notenboom
Leo's Answers Newsletter - Ask Leo! in your inbox every week.

Comment from Ken on 2006-03-06

2006-03-06T21:41:21Z

All of my systems, regardless of desktop or laptop, version of Windows, and sound card maker, have a checkbox in the control panel's "sounds" properties labeled "place volume icon in the taskbar" or "show volume control on the taskbar". Perhaps some sound cards don't have that option?

]]>

A comment on: Why don't I have an on-screen volume indicator?

Tech Questions? Get Answers! - Ask Leo! ... by Leo Notenboom
Leo's Answers Newsletter - Ask Leo! in your inbox every week.