 Changing The Mail Notification Sound In Opera |
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 Feb 23 2008, 04:05 PM
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Changing the Mail Notification Sound in Opera Guide Overview This Guide will show you how to change the E-mail notification sound, in Opera, to any sound you want to use. The sound you use, needs to be in the .wav format. Instructions Open Opera, and go to tools > mail and chat accounts Click your email > edit > incoming > Tick (play sound when new messages arrive). Then, click (choose), navigate to the file you want to use, and double click it. Click Ok > Click close. You are ready!! These instructions also work for the Linux, and Mac, operating systems. Note: If the sound you want to use is in the .mp3 format, instead of .wav, you will have to convert it. This can be done using a free program like Audacity sound editor. You can find the directions to convert an .mp3 file, to a .wav file here: This post has been edited by DASOS: Feb 24 2008, 05:33 AM -------------------- |
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