on 10/26/03 9:47 PM, Mark Goodman at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

> What happened? In OS9 I was able to trigger any sound I wanted. Now I can
> only see four options for triggering sounds. How do I access the rest of my
> sound archives with a rule?

Sounds on OS X are a PITA, there does not seem to be any built in way to
play them, so you are forced to use a external app to do it, luckily, there
is a fast little app that you wont even notice is running...

<http://www.versiontracker.com/dyn/moreinfo/macosx/14017>

Install that, just copy it to your Applications folder, then, create
applescripts like so:

set cusrPath to (path to "cusr" as string)
set soundAlias to (cusrPath & "Documents:Microsoft User Data:Custom
Sounds:alert.aiff") as alias

tell application "Play Sound"
    play (soundAlias as alias)
end tell

Save that as a script and place it somewhere, then create your rules to run
a applescript, lots of work for something so simple, but it does work
reliably.
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