Sounds

[Aidan]

How can I assign a sound to a function that does not
already have one?????

 

[_ _ J]

Control Panel
- | Sounds and Audio Devices |
- /Sounds\,
in the Program events list, a speaker icon indicates
that a sound is associated with that event.

Click on the event,
choose from "Sounds:" or [Browse]
and then under "Sound Scheme:" [Save As]
[OK]

Jan

 

[Aidan]

Thankyou, but.......what if there is an event that is not
listed. I tried creating one but it did not work.

Thanks

-----Original Message-----
Control Panel
- | Sounds and Audio Devices |
- /Sounds\,
in the Program events list, a speaker icon indicates
that a sound is associated with that event.

Click on the event,
choose from "Sounds:" or [Browse]
and then under "Sound Scheme:" [Save As]
[OK]

Jan

-----Original Message-----
How can I assign a sound to a function that does not
already have one?

.

 

[_ _ J]

Events are coded into an application program, and they
should be "listed".

Exactly how did you attempt to create an "event"?

Jan

-----Original Message-----
Thank you, but...

what if there is an event that is not listed.

I tried creating one but it did not work.

Thanks

-----Original Message-----
Control Panel
- | Sounds and Audio Devices |
- /Sounds\,
in the Program events list, a speaker icon indicates
that a sound is associated with that event.
Click on the event,
choose from "Sounds:" or [Browse]
and then under "Sound Scheme:" [Save As]
[OK]
Jan

 

[Aidan]

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-----Original Message-----
Events are coded into an application program, and they
should be "listed".

Exactly how did you attempt to create an "event"?

Jan

-----Original Message-----
Thank you, but...

what if there is an event that is not listed.

I tried creating one but it did not work.

Thanks

-----Original Message-----
Control Panel
- | Sounds and Audio Devices |
- /Sounds\,
in the Program events list, a speaker icon indicates
that a sound is associated with that event.
Click on the event,
choose from "Sounds:" or [Browse]
and then under "Sound Scheme:" [Save As]
[OK]
Jan

-----Original Message-----
How can I assign a sound to a function that does not
already have one?

.

 

[Aidan]

I would like to creat a sound for internet explorer every
time it is opened and closed - I cant find that program
list though in the control panel sounds...

AF

-----Original Message-----
Events are coded into an application program, and they
should be "listed".

Exactly how did you attempt to create an "event"?

Jan

-----Original Message-----
Thank you, but...

what if there is an event that is not listed.

I tried creating one but it did not work.

Thanks

-----Original Message-----
Control Panel
- | Sounds and Audio Devices |
- /Sounds\,
in the Program events list, a speaker icon indicates
that a sound is associated with that event.
Click on the event,
choose from "Sounds:" or [Browse]
and then under "Sound Scheme:" [Save As]
[OK]
Jan

-----Original Message-----
How can I assign a sound to a function that does not
already have one?

.

 

[_ _ J]

| I cant find that program (Internet Explorer) list though
| in the control panel sounds...

There are four events specific to "Windows Explorer",
but no events specific to "Internet Explorer".

All that I can suggest is to use the global events...

Windows
- (*) Close Program
- (*) Open Program

which will unfortunately sound when *_ANY_* program opens
or closes.

Jan

-----Original Message-----
I would like to creat a sound for internet explorer every
time it is opened and closed - I cant find that program
list though in the control panel sounds...

AF

-----Original Message-----
Events are coded into an application program, and they
should be "listed".
Exactly how did you attempt to create an "event"?
Jan

what if there is an event that is not listed.
I tried creating one but it did not work.

-----Original Message-----
Control Panel
- | Sounds and Audio Devices |
- /Sounds\,
in the Program events list, a speaker icon indicates
that a sound is associated with that event.
Click on the event,
choose from "Sounds:" or [Browse]
and then under "Sound Scheme:" [Save As]
[OK]
Jan