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The Multimedia capplet provides control over sound and other GNOME multimedia functions.
The Sound capplet allows you to set the system sounds for your GNOME session. There are two tabs to select in the sound capplet: General and Sound Events.
General Tab - At this point you have two options to choose from in the General tab, enabling sound for GNOME and for events. If you select Enable Sound for GNOME you will make sure that GNOME's sound engine (ESD) will be launched when you start GNOME. Enable sound for events will launch any sound files you have set in the Sound Events tab when those events occur. With these two items enabled, GNOME will remember your sound settings whenever you log in or out.
Figure 9. The GNOME Sound Capplet
Sound Events Tab - This tab allows you to control the sounds made by various programs and events in GNOME.
To change the sound associated with a GNOME event, select the event from the hierarchical list on the left and press the Browse button to find a sound file on your system. Press the Play button to test the sound.
Figure 10. The GNOME Sound Capplet
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