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Your application supports sounds through the Windows operating system. These sounds, which provide feedback through audio cues, are associated with certain user interface events. Though your application registers events available for sound cues, it does not supply any sounds. You can assign feedback sounds to specific events. Once assigned, feedback sounds are enabled by default, but you can disable them.
| To assign feedback sounds (Windows 7 and Windows 8) | |
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Click Start  Control panel on the Windows taskbar.
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Click Hardware and sound.
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In the Sound area, click Change system sounds.
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The Sound dialog box appears. |
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In the Program events list, click an event below the application name.
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Choose a sound from the Sounds list box.
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For more information about feedback sounds, consult the Windows Help.
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| To assign feedback sounds (Windows XP) | |
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Click Start on the Windows taskbar.
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Click Control panel.
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Click Sounds, speech, and audio devices.
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Click Sounds and audio devices.
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In the Sounds and audio properties dialog box, click the Sounds tab.
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From the Program events list, choose an event below the application name.
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Choose a sound from the Sounds list box.
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| To disable feedback sounds | |
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Click Tools Options.
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In the Workspace list of categories, click General.
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Disable the Enable sounds check box.
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You must restart the application for the disable command to take effect.
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