I would suggest changing all the sounds you like by tabbing and shift
tabbing between the fields then tabbing to and entering on the Apply button
before entering on the OK button.
IN the incredible love of Jesus Christ,
Dean
At 07:21 AM 7/27/1999 -0400, you wrote:
>Hello, Bonnie,
>Here are instructions for assigning sounds to events.
>I think this is what you are seeking.
>
>with warmest, Christian regards,
>Harry Bassler
>
>To assign or re-assign sounds to Windows events:
>
> 1. Open My Computer.
> 2. Arrow down to Control Panel and press Enter.
> 3. Arrow to Sounds and press Enter.
> 4. Arrow down to the Windows event (e.g. Exit Windows) you want to assign or
>re-assign a sound to.
> 5. Press Alt-b to select the Browse button.
> 6. Press Shift-Tab to go in to the list of sound files in the default sounds
>folder.
> 7. Arrow to a sound that you think you would like to assign and press Enter.
> 8. Press tab four times to move to the play sample button.
> 9. Press Enter to hear the sound sample. To repeat the sound sample, press
>Enter again.
>10. If you like the sound, tab to the OK button and press Enter. If you do
>not like the sound, repeat steps 5 - 7, followed by step 9 until you find a
>sound that you like.
>Back to ListTo assign or re-assign sounds to Windows events:
>
> 1. Open My Computer.
> 2. Arrow down to Control Panel and press Enter.
> 3. Arrow to Sounds and press Enter.
> 4. Arrow down to the Windows event (e.g. Exit Windows) you want to assign or
>re-assign a sound to.
> 5. Press Alt-b to select the Browse button.
> 6. Press Shift-Tab to go in to the list of sound files in the default sounds
>folder.
> 7. Arrow to a sound that you think you would like to assign and press Enter.
> 8. Press tab four times to move to the play sample button.
> 9. Press Enter to hear the sound sample. To repeat the sound sample, press
>Enter again.
>10. If you like the sound, tab to the OK button and press Enter. If you do
>not like the sound, repeat steps 5 - 7, followed by step 9 until you find a
>sound that you like.
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