Add, Change, or Delete Sounds Used with Button and Menu Commands
Turn Sound On or Turn Sound Off
You can choose to receive sound feedback from your programs or you can choose to turn off this option. Changing this setting will affect all of your Microsoft Office programs. You can also adjust options for sound and visual alerts through the Windows operating system.
| Step | Mouse actions | Keyboard actions |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | On the menu bar:
| On the menu bar:
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| 2 | In the Options dialog box:
| In the Options dialog box:
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| 3 | On the Other tab, under General:
| On the Other tab, under General:
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| 4 | In the Advanced Options dialog box:
Note: Changing this setting will change all of your Microsoft Office programs. | In the Advanced Options dialog box:
Note: Changing this setting will change all of your Microsoft Office programs. |
| 5 | Press OK twice. | Press ENTER twice. |
Change Sounds
This option is changed in the Windows Control Panel Settings for Sounds and Multimedia. For more information on changing sound options, see the Accessibility Tutorials for your operating system.
| Step | Mouse actions | Keyboard actions |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | On the Windows Start menu:
| Open the Windows Start menu by pressing CTRL+ESC (or the Windows logo key).
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| 2 | In Control Panel: In Microsoft Windows 2000 or later and Microsoft Windows Me:
In Microsoft Windows 98:
| In Control Panel: In Microsoft Windows 2000 or later and Microsoft Windows Me:
In Microsoft Windows 98:
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| 3 | In the Sounds and Multimedia Properties dialog box:
| In the Sounds and Multimedia Properties dialog box:
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| 4 | To close Control Panel:
| To close Control Panel:
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| 5 | Press OK twice. | Press ENTER twice. |
