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Visual Alerts, Sound Alerts, Restore Defaults

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Chapter 4: Windows Status Monitor Visual Alerts This area gives you control over the behavior of the mini-window or icon view (in Windows 3.1x) on your desktop. Pop up on alerts If you select Pop up on alerts, the SuperScript 870 Status Monitor mini-window or icon will pop up over other Windows programs to inform you of specific error messages. This is the default choice. Always stay on top If you select this option, the mini-window or icon will always remain visible, whether or not there is an alert. Of course, if a printing condition occurs, the mini-window, icon or task bar will report it. 68 Never pop up on alerts If you select this option, the mini-window or icon will not pop up to alert you. Have icon flash on alert Choose this option if you want the icon to flash when there is an alert. Sound Alerts This area provides options for the SuperScript 870 Status Monitor sound alerts. Choose Enable if you want sound alerts. You must have a sound card and driver, or a software sound driver installed. (A sound driver will be installed if needed under Windows 3.1x.) If you enable sound alerts you can choose from the following: • Female voice • Male voice • Sound effects Click on the Test button to hear the series of sounds associated with the chosen radio button. Restore Defaults Click this button to restore all of the default settings for the Alerts tab.

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Chapter 4: Windows Status Monitor
Visual Alerts
This area gives you control over the behavior of
the mini-window or icon view (in Windows 3.1x)
on your desktop.
Pop up on alerts
If you select Pop up on alerts, the SuperScript 870
Status Monitor mini-window or icon will pop up
over other Windows programs to inform you of
specific error messages. This is the default choice.
Always stay on top
If you select this option, the mini-window or icon
will always remain visible, whether or not there is
an alert. Of course, if a printing condition occurs,
the mini-window, icon or task bar will report it.
Never pop up on alerts
If you select this option, the mini-window or icon
will not pop up to alert you.
Have icon flash on alert
Choose this option if you want the icon to flash
when there is an alert.
Sound Alerts
This area provides options for the SuperScript 870
Status Monitor sound alerts.
Choose Enable if you want sound alerts. You must
have a sound card and driver, or a software sound
driver installed. (A sound driver will be installed
if needed under Windows 3.1x.) If you enable
sound alerts you can choose from the following:
•
Female voice
•
Male voice
•
Sound effects
Click on the Test button to hear the series of
sounds associated with the chosen radio button.
Restore Defaults
Click this button to restore all of the default
settings for the Alerts tab.