On 11/10/02 22:51, "Tom McDougal" <tmcdougal_at_newted.org> wrote:
> Thanks for the response (you are the only one). But, I **did** specify a
> "doc done" sound in 'prefs' in Newtscape. I have tried several "doc
> done" sounds, but I never hear anything.
>
> The clicking behavior when I adjust volume is not what used to happen.
> Formerly, I would hear a "beep" sound at whatever volume I was setting.
> Isn't *that* the normal behavior?
>
> Any other thoughts?
I don't know what's going on with your copy of Newtscape, but the settings
to hear those sounds is in the main preferences, in the "Sound" section of
Preferences. There are 2 checkboxes there: "Action sound effects" for when
you click on a button, delete an item, etc., and there is "Pen sound
effects" when you tap and hold the pen down to make a selection. If this is
enabled, you will hear the screeching sound.
-Laurent.
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