Looks like you skipped one of the steps that make this easier and
automatically will assign the sound to all events.  Start all over and do
things in this order.

1.  Click on user name.
2.  Go to More then submenu to Alert Accept modes.
3.  Tab until you hear "sutup personal user sounds button" and hit enter.
4.  This is the important part.  Just hit tab until you hear "use the same
sound file for all events checkbox not check"  Hit space to select this.
5.  Now tab until you user identification checkbox not checked and check it.
from here you can tab into the edit box and type in the path to the wav file
or you can hit enter on the select button and locate the file in a my
computer style.  You only need to do one or the other. If you have done this
correctly now when you tab through the box, right after the test button, you
will here the cancel and okay buttons and then the tab will take you back to
user ID.  By checking the box in User ID that name will be spoken for all
events.  You can only test it in this one place.  The list of of events were
to use to assign sound schemes globaly, such as teh uh and frog etc., So all
you really need to worry about is making sure the check box is checked when
Jaws says user ID.  If you go through all this and if you come to the end
and there are a bunch of things between the test button and cancerl button,
then jaws lied as, he sometimes does, about the checkbox status and you will
have to go check the box.

Let me know if this helps you understand this process more.

Dorothy

-----Original Message-----
From: Christy Schulte <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Monday, September 20, 1999 10:09 AM
Subject: Re: ICQ


I have been trying to use those voice id things. I get the voice id itself
working, but when I try to set up the "is online" and "incoming contact
from" messages, I can't tell which one I am editting? Jaws just says default
sound event or something like that for every one. Any ideas?

Christy Schulte
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
ICQ 47212301
HTTP://www.iserv.net/~cschulte


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