On Wednesday 09 Oct 2002 11:35 pm, Todd Slater wrote:
> On Wed, 09 Oct 2002 08:28:08 -0500
>
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> > is there an overall volume control for the speakers, such as that
> > other "OS" has? some of the sounds with flash, etc. can be a bit
> > loud for an office environment *g*
On Wednesday 09 October 2002 09:28, Joe wrote:
> is there an overall volume control for the speakers, such as that
> other "OS" has? some of the sounds with flash, etc. can be a bit
> loud for an office environment *g*. it shouldn't be relevant for
> this, but i'm using 9.0.
I can tell you in
Great - thanks
Anne
On Wednesday 09 Oct 2002 4:25 pm, you wrote:
> Of course there is. Only the default KDE desktop does not put the icon in
> the quickstart bar. Here is how to do it.
>
> Open KDEMenu>Multimedia>Sound>Kmix
>
> This will pull up the free standing mixer. Set the controls gow you
perfect answers. thanks to all who replied.
--- Original Message ---
From: Derek Jennings <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [newbie] volume control
>Of course there is. Only the default KDE desktop does not put
the icon in the
>quickstart bar. Here is
On Wednesday 09 Oct 2002 2:28 pm, you wrote:
> is there an overall volume control for the speakers, such as that
> other "OS" has? some of the sounds with flash, etc. can be a bit
> loud for an office environment *g*. it shouldn't be relevant for
> this, but i'm using 9.0.
>
> thanks,
> joe
Yes
is there an overall volume control for the speakers, such
as that
other "OS" has? some of the sounds with flash, etc. can
be a bit
loud for an office environment *g*. it shouldn't be
relevant for
this, but i'm using 9.0.
thanks,
joe
Of course there is. Only the default KDE desktop does not put the icon in the
quickstart bar. Here is how to do it.
Open KDEMenu>Multimedia>Sound>Kmix
This will pull up the free standing mixer. Set the controls gow you like them
then
File>SaveCurrentVolumes as default
To get it iconised ,
is there an overall volume control for the speakers, such as that
other "OS" has? some of the sounds with flash, etc. can be a bit
loud for an office environment *g*. it shouldn't be relevant for
this, but i'm using 9.0.
thanks,
joe
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Go t
Thanks - this worked. Kmix is now a panel icon as well when I start KDE...
Ed
At 02:49 AM Friday, 6/22/2001, bascule wrote -=>
>there is a k>config>kde>sound>mixer dialog with a 'load volumes on login'
>setting but i don't know if this launches the panel icon as well,
>
>also a long winded way i
there is a k>config>kde>sound>mixer dialog with a 'load volumes on login'
setting but i don't know if this launches the panel icon as well,
also a long winded way is to manually launch and dock kmix, logout with 'save
setting' and from then on as long you don't accidentally exit kmix before
lo
Ed Kasky wrote:
> Is there a volume control anywhere in KDE desktop? I hate
> to admit to being used to the slider in windoze
>
> But...
>
> Ed
> ~~
> Ed Kasky
> Los Angeles, CA
> . . . . . . . .
> Improve the computing world. Toss a Mac off a cliff.
Edwith konqueror, navigate to your ~
multimedia>sound>kmix,
check the setting so that on close it docks with the panel,
bascule
On Thursday 21 June 2001 6:50 am, you wrote:
> Is there a volume control anywhere in KDE desktop? I hate to admit to
> being used to the slider in windoze
>
>
> Is there a volume control anywhere in KDE desktop? I hate to admit to
> being used to the slider in windoze
You can always run aumix from the command prompt. I don't use KDE, so I can;t
tell where it is hidden in the menus...
Paul
Is there a volume control anywhere in KDE desktop? I hate to admit to
being used to the slider in windoze
But...
Ed
~~
Ed Kasky
Los Angeles, CA
. . . . . . . .
Improve the computing world. Toss a Mac off a cliff.
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