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Windows CE Default, All Sounds, Sounds

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Getting Started The options on the Sounds tab enable you to specify the sounds emitted when local events occur. You can save multiple collections of sound settings, called schemes. The sound scheme currently used by your thin client is selected in the Scheme field. Clicking the button in the Scheme field will list all the sound schemes currently defined. The default sound scheme is Windows CE Default. To specify a sound for an event, select the event in the Event list box. The Sound field will display the name of the current sound associated with that event. Click the button in the Sound field to list the sounds available. You can hear the sound currently selected by clicking the right arrow button next to the Browse... button. If you want to save the current event sounds as a new sound scheme, click the Save As... button, enter a name then click OK. The name you specified for the new scheme will appear in the Scheme field. You can delete a user-defined sound scheme by displaying its name in the Scheme field then clicking the Delete button. (You cannot delete the schemes Windows CE Default, All Sounds or No Sounds.) Volume & Sounds Settings 31

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Getting Started
Volume & Sounds Settings
31
The options on the
Sounds
tab enable you to specify the sounds
emitted when local events occur. You can save multiple collections
of sound settings, called schemes. The sound scheme currently used
by your thin client is selected in the
Scheme
field. Clicking the but-
ton in the
Scheme
field will list all the sound schemes currently
defined. The default sound scheme is
Windows CE Default
.
To specify a sound for an event, select the event in the
Event
list
box. The
Sound
field will display the name of the current sound
associated with that event. Click the button in the
Sound
field to list
the sounds available. You can hear the sound currently selected by
clicking the right arrow button next to the
Browse...
button.
If you want to save the current event sounds as a new sound scheme,
click the
Save As...
button, enter a name then click
OK
. The name
you specified for the new scheme will appear in the
Scheme
field.
You can delete a user-defined sound scheme by displaying its name
in the
Scheme
field then clicking the
Delete
button. (You cannot
delete the schemes
Windows CE Default
,
All Sounds
or
No
Sounds
.)