perfect answers. thanks to all who replied.
--- Original Message --- From: Derek Jennings <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: [newbie] volume control >Of course there is. Only the default KDE desktop does not put the icon in the >quickstart bar. Here is how to do it. > >Open KDEMenu>Multimedia>Sound>Kmix > >This will pull up the free standing mixer. Set the controls gow you like them >then >File>SaveCurrentVolumes as default > >To get it iconised , > >Settings>ConfigureKmix Dock into panel > >Close kmix and you should have a little loudspeaker icon on your task bar >Left click on it to set global sound levels just like the 'other OS' > >To make sure it is there next time you log on, when logging out of KDE close >any application you do not want present at the next startup, and then check >the 'save settings' box in the logout dialogue. > >Next time you start KDE it will recover ALL the applications running when you >last logged off including the Kmix icon. > >On the next log off UNCHECK the 'save settings' box, and now every time you >log into KDE it will go back to your preferred state. > >If you are using a different Window Manager of course everything I have >written is useless to you :-) > >HTH > >derek > > > >On Wednesday 09 Oct 2002 2:28 pm, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: >> is there an overall volume control for the speakers, such as that >> other "OS" has? some of the sounds with flash, etc. can be a bit >> loud for an office environment *g*. it shouldn't be relevant for >> this, but i'm using 9.0. >> >> thanks, >> joe > >
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