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SUMMARY
On multimedia enhanced IBM-compatible computers, (computers that have a
sound card and speakers), Mail for Windows supports substituting a .WAV
file for the standard beep that is played in the PC speaker when the
spooler detects new mail.
MORE INFORMATIONIn Windows 3.1, the WIN.INI file parameter can list a custom sound for New Mail notification using the following syntax: [Sounds]In addition, the following line should exist in the MSMAIL.INI file under the [Microsoft Mail] section: [Microsoft Mail]Microsoft Windows 95 moves the MailBeep entry in the WIN.INI file (if one exists) to the following registry key every time you exit Microsoft Windows 95: HKey_Current_User\AppEvents\Schemes\Apps\.Default\MailBeep\.CurrentIn addition to the registry entry, the following line must exist in the MSMAIL.INI file under the [Microsoft Mail] section: [Microsoft Mail] Configuring a Custom Sound for Mail under Microsoft Windows 95It is not recommended that the registry be edited directly. When you run Mail for Windows under Microsoft Windows 95, the following steps are recommended to assign a custom .WAV sound for New Mail notification:
Additional query words: 3.20 win95 new mail sound beep 3.x
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