Doug: There are a couple of places that can affect the system sounds.
(1) First, check your Mute switch (on the side near the Volume buttons). Make sure it is not showing orange. Mute does not mute everything, and might give unexpected results. (2) Go to Settings app > Sounds. Near the top you will see "Ringers and Alerts." You can change the volume right here. You can also turn On the feature "Change with Buttons," which will allow you to increase or decrease the alert volume while you are looking at the Home screen using the volume buttons. (3) Also in Settings > Sounds -- Scroll all the way to the bottom. You will see two On/Off settings for Lock Sounds and Keyboard Clicks. Set them "On" so that you can hear the clicks. Good luck! Best wishes, Clint On May 30, 2012, at 10:04 AM, Doug Parisian wrote: > First, I am a relatively new IPhone user, about two weeks. I am still having > to think about various gestures before commitment, rather than what I know > will be an eventual built-in reaction when and where appropriate. > > I have found the various clicking sounds most useful in maintaining my > orientation/location on the various pages. > > In the process of pairing a Bluetooth headset and learning several other > gestures, not made so clear in the accessibility section of the manual, the > clicking indicating borders and such got turned off. I cannot find where to > turn these back on again. I though it might be in settings under sounds, or > in general under accessibility but if it is in those spots, I sure can't find > anything related and a browse through the HTML manual didn't get me any > further. > > HELP! What am I missing here? > > Doug: Sometimes a little more off, sometimes a little more on! _______________________________________________ iPhone-talk mailing list [email protected] http://www.omnigroup.com/mailman/listinfo/iphone-talk
