>>> Not sure what you mean... Flags are all over the app now. >> >> I found them. Not in the default toolbar anymore. > > Very odd, they should be in your default toolbar. What view were you in?
I was in text only, not a big deal, I put it back in. > We still use WASTE and that's the source of your complaints. We do cringe > every time we have to muck with our WASTE integration, so it's on the list > of things we're expecting to move away from. This didn't happen in 2008 as > it requires a lot of underlying effort first. Just to satisfy my knowing what the heck is going on, what changed? I at least managed to get a special font, ProFont, used at 9, to look ok and not scrunch up, granted, it was blurry, but I am getting by. Why was it that behavior could not at the very least be maintained? In summary, I take it there is nothing I can do, and until WASTE is tossed in the bin, I am stuck with this? I really thank you for being candid and giving me answers on this, I can at least make plans around it and decide if I want to tough this out. Do you think if and when WASTE goes away, this will all get back to normal? >> Yes, and that assumes that every sound is on a level playing field. If your >> alerts are too loud, and I turn them down, then the rest of my system alerts >> will be too quiet. Adium has its own volume control, QuickTime does, DVD >> player does, you can not just rely on system alerts, unless there is some >> standard that says every app has a max ceiling and floor set to a certain Db >> level. > > Agree that a separate volume control would be nice. Adium is a good > comparison, not sure I'd consider QuickTimes or DVD similar in what they use > sounds for. I'll take the feedback to the team, but I do believe we made a > good step forward in 2008 to get you off of the primary sound channel. I know I was stretching with the analogies to audio apps, as they are really specific and need such features. As it is now, I have old copies of these old apps that I use to extract the sounds out of a sound set, and make versions at 90, 80, 70, 60 percent levels, and find which ones to use. I am guessing there must be audio cruft in there, as far as I know, local app sound levels are native to OS X, and pretty easy to just drop in, there must be some legacy stuff in there. Understood. Thanks again. -- Scott -- To unsubscribe: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> archives: <http://www.mail-archive.com/entourage-talk%40lists.letterrip.com/> old-archive: <http://www.mail-archive.com/entourage-talk%40lists.boingo.com/>
