I think "what we have here... is a failure to communicate" LOL! Maybe 
simply a GUI issue.

First, following your exact steps below does work, at least for the one app 
I used in the process. However...
I had never even tried adding a sound to any app or its notifications so I 
had no idea of the steps involved. But I must respectfully say, the steps 
are anything but intuitive. When one visits either the "Application" or the 
"Notifications" tab in the "Applications" section, there is an "Actions" 
popup list. One of the choices is, of course, "SoundAction." I suspect that 
this is the choice and the location many people are going to and not seeing 
any sounds added. At least, in my first attempts, that is where I went and 
found it frustrating that nothing seemed to change.

Not until I re-read your instructions ("Go to the displays tab.") did I 
realize I was selecting the wrong "SoundAction" choice. DOH! "If all else 
fails, read the directions!"

The point is, the current Preferences have an identical choice 
("SoundActions") in at least three separate places. However, the results of 
selecting that choice, is NOT identical. I can't offer a suggestion about 
what to put where and what to remove, but that is what I see as the basic 
reason for the questions about how to get sounds working.

BTW, no matter what choice(s) are made, the "Actions:" popup list label 
still says: "Actions" Even if "No Actions" was chosen. Perhaps Checkboxes 
would be more explanatory, even if requiring more window real estate?

On Saturday, October 27, 2012 12:04:47 PM UTC-5, Christopher Forsythe wrote:
>
> So I'm not sure what's not obvious about this, which is why I was asking 
> so that we can make this better.anyhow. 
>
> 1) Go to the displays tab. 
> 2) Click on SoundAction 
> 3) Choose the sound you want. 
> 4) Change the volume if you need to. 
> 5) Click preview if need be. 
>
> 6) Go to the applications tab. 
> 7) Go to the application you want. 
> 8) On the Actions drop down, select the soundaction that you just 
> configured. 


 Actually, the sound I had previously worked with (in steps 1 through 6) 
was instantly set and Previewed when "SoundAction" was selected. Of course, 
this is exactly the same 'label' that is seen in the "Application" and 
"Notifications" tab. There is not a list of available sounds at this point. 
Those are only available when in the "Display" section. In other words, 
your very well detailed instructions imply, at least to me, that there will 
be something showing the sound I just worked on when I get to step 8.

Hope this helps. It may just me that needs the help, however! LOL!

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