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Sound Association (2 of 2)
OS : Windows 95 User Level : Intermed.
In our last tip, we showed you how to make new application events appear in the Sounds dialog box: In the Registry Editor, add a new application key (such as WINWORD.EXE, for Microsoft Word) to HKEY- CURRENT_USER\AppEvents\Schemes\Apps. Then add event keys, such as Minimize or RestoreDown, to this new application key. Once you've used the Registry to add all the applications and events you want to be able to access from the Sounds dialog box, head on over there and associate your sounds. Open the Control Panel and double-click Sounds. Select an event, then click the down arrow next to Name and take your pick of sounds. (If the sound you'd like to use isn't in the list, click Browse, navigate your way to the file you want to use, select it, and click OK.) Repeat these steps for every event with which you'd like to associate a sound, and when you're done click OK.
Updated: May 28, 2001 |
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