December 2006
Beginner
368 pages
12h 5m
English
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Chapter 9. Using Voice and Sounds
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If the sound your computer emits to signal an event—the logon or logoff sound, for example—is an earsplitting assault, relief in the form of adjusting the volume is just a click or two away with Windows Vista’s volume control. And, if you can’t stand the startup sound, you can simply turn it off! You can also use the Volume control to keep your music and other sounds muted so that you don’t disturb other people.
If you’d like to verbally command your computer instead of typing ...
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