I am using Eloquence, and I have found that if the voice is reading a
message when another message comes in, the notification sound doesn't get
played.  I assume that's because the sound card is already busy when the
notification signal is sent.  For the same reason, I have removed the sound
notifications for some of the pop-up messages because when the signal
sounded, it kept Jaws from reading the message automatically.

        -----Original Message-----
        From:   Allen, Sevelia, CIV, OASD(HA)/TMA
[SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
        Sent:   Thursday, March 04, 1999 2:37 PM
        To:     '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
        Subject:        RE: sound in emaill

        if you assigned a sound to mail, it should altert you of new mail
whether
        you are in the mail application or another application; the only
requirement
        is that the mail application must be running (not closed).  The only
way it
        could possibly be a jfw issue is if you are using a software
synthesizer and
        have not checked the box letting the sound come through the sound
card also
        (don't know the exact words for that jfw chekcbox).  

        > ----------
        > From:         James Hooper[SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
        > Sent:         Thursday, March 04, 1999 2:08 PM
        > To:   jfw mailing list
        > Subject:      sound in emaill
        > 
        > Got a  question don't know if jaws has anything to do with this or
not, I
        > went in to sounds on my controll panell and asigned a sound for
new mail,
        > my question is,would you only hear that sound if say you are in
another
        > application and yu get new mail, because, when I am in my emaill
program:
        > internetmaill if I leave it up, and get new messages jaws reads
the last
        > message I was on, but I get no sound?just curious.
        > 
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