I searched for this problem, back the last 2 years, and seems like it was just you and I that had it. I'm glad it helped you, and maybe someday others.
Tracy

>Or, I could just wait for you to reply to my message - even easier! It does work now in UT. Thanks again to you and Jim.
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>>Jonathan,
>>I took the line, posted by Michel, in the message Jim gave me, and put it into a file called testsound.htm. I changed the "newmail.wav" to a known local filename and fullpath. Saved it and doubleclicked it. As soon as I got this working, I heard a message come in on the UT.
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>>HTH,
>>Tracy
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>>>Thanks. I'm not sure what was wrong with mine. It used to work, and I've been hearing other sounds in Windows. I tried double-clicking a .wav file on my PC, Windows Media player opened, and I saw that it was trying to download and install some codec. Since I'm running on a managed PC, it wasn't able to install the codec. So, I logged in as my Admin account and opened the .wav file successfully. I'm assuming that the UT sounds will work now. Thanks again.
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>>>>>I've noticed the same thing (except at work I'm on NT). I've never investigated it, but would like to know the answer if you find it.
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>>>>>>At work, behind a firewall on W2K SP2, I am unable to hear when I get replies.
>>>>>>When I am at home, XP SP1, connected through a CableModem I can. Anybody know where I should look to adjust something?
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>>>>>>Thanks,
>>>>>>Tracy
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>>>>With a lead from Jim Livermore directing me to see Message#632564, I have found I had installed, at one time, a version of WinAmp. I opened Windows Media Player, and reassociated all files to here. This has corrected my problem.
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>>>>Tracy