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Back in my undergrad days at RPI (a well-known nerdy engineering school in NY), I knew someone who did something like this. He had mailbox flag (taken off a authentic old school mailbox) attached to a stepper motor attached to the side of his monitor. When he got new mail, the flag would raise up. When he read it all, it would go back down. :)

Jonathan


Dave Margolis wrote:
On Mon, 5 Jan 2004, dylan wrote:


as ridiculous as this might sound -- i would like to put an LED in the hand
of a small figurine that lights up when i have email -- i would be sending
serial commands via shell scripts to a Basic Stamp in order to toggle the
LED..... i know pretty dorky...  :)

I don't think that sounds dorky - sounds like a cool idea (but maybe I'm a
big dork).  Please post how you did it (and maybe some pictures) if/when
you get it working.

Dave

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