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In message Wed, 02 Nov 94 10:45:08 +0900, IWASAKI Yuzuru <iwasaki@will.ntt.jp> writes: > I'm using TP750C and OS/2 J2.11 + MMPM/2. > I can see three sound volume controls in the desktop. One is in the > audio icon in the thinkpad ico. Other two are in the MMPM/2 folder, > bell icon and volume control icon. How these controls affect the final > output level? I played with these a while back. The audio icon in the Thinkpad folder is the same as Fn-F5/F6. It changes the volume of every sound coming through the speaker. The volume control icon in the MMPM/2 folder controls the volume of all MMPM sounds - sound effects, WAV, but not DOS beeps. The bell icon controls the sound of just the MMPM sound effects (like opening folders, shredding stuff), and has the option of assigning a different volume to each sound. > I want to reduce the beep sound level (the one same as > DOS beep) while other *.wav file based sound level unchanged. I don't see a way to do this. The only way to control the volume of a DOS beep is with the Fn-F5/F6 or the Thinkpad audio icon. Be glad you have at least this much control over the volume, you don't even get this much on a desktop PC. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ John H. Kim | "None of what you are seeing is actually happening." jokim@mit.edu | - disclaimer for TV movie 'Without Warning' jokim@uni.uiuc.edu | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------