Michael Kaply wrote:
>First we need to see if it is a local file issue.
>
>Try pointing to a WAV file on an http server using an http URL.
>
>Mike
>
>
>Tony Saucedo wrote:
>
>>Frodo Baggins wrote:
>>
>>>Are you using E.exe to edit your prefs.js file?
>>>
>>>Tony Saucedo wrote:
>>>[...]
>>>
>>>>I tried the suggestion, however when I start the Browser I get an
>>>>error:
>>>>
>>>>Configuration Warning:
>>>>
>>>> An error occurred reading the startup configuration file.
>>>> Line 470: illegal character. %S->
>>>>
>>>[...]
>>>
>>Thanks for the reminder that e.exe added chars, I used EPM
>>and that cleared the error message.
>>
>>Now there's no sound, or at least the wav file does not play.
>>What I do hear is the warning sound when an invalid function
>>is performed under OS/2. It's the "Warning" sound
>>under the Space scheme.
>>
>>BTW, the wav I have selected works fine under NS 4.61, I even
>>select a different file. Same results.
>>
>>Any thoughts?
>>
>>--
>>Sincerely,
>>
>> Tony,
>>
>
I verified that the Browser will load the local file when I open the
file with it. The browser will play the sound at that time.
I feel that somehow it's syntax is incorrect.
Here's my setting:
user_pref("system.sound._moz_mailbeep", "file:///D:\\Sounds\\Gotmail.wav");
I do not know have a wave file on a http server that I can point to. :-(
Would you verify my syntax against your working version?
Is there anything else that needs to set in the prefs.js ?
Thanks.
--
Sincerely,
Tony,
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