Jay Garcia wrote: > > Justin H. wrote: > > > Jay Garcia wrote: > > > >>Justin H. wrote: > >> > >> > >>>Jay Garcia wrote: > >>> > >>> > >>>>Bob Kean wrote: > >>>> > >>>> > >>>> > >>>>>When new mail arrives, it just uses the "default sound" that is defined > >>>>>in the windows control panel/sounds. Can I force it to use a different > >>>>>sound? The default sound is ding.wav, and applies to lots of system > >>>>>sounds and can easily be ignored. I set a "New Mail Notification" sound > >>>>>within the control panel/sounds but it does not use it. > >>>>> > >>>>>Bob Kean > >>>>> > >>>>> > >>>>> > >>>>Change the Windows "New Mail Notification Sound" with Mozilla completely > >>>>shut down, then reboot windows and see if this does the trick. Works > >>>>here just fine. > >>>> > >>>>We're working on the ability to have different sounds per each account > >>>>user configurable in the UI hopefully. > >>>> > >>>> > >>>So...exactly what time is it there, Jay? ;-) > >>> > >>>Justin H. > >>> > >>> > >>An hour sooner than that post. I forgot to update my Novell Time Server > >>and well ......... nevermind. :-D > >> > >>But look at the bright side, I can get the winning powerball number and > >>THEN go out and buy the ticket ... arr arr > >> > > > > Woohoo! Adopt me! > > > > Justin H. > > > > I just graduated one from college and started another as a freshman. Fat > chance on the adoption bud !! :-D
Bah! Oh well. I guess it's back to the server farm for me. For a second I had visions of freedom from ornery switches and buggy load balancers. :-P Justin H. -- Civilization is just a temporary failure of entropy. -Christine Nelson
