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shaktiman
Senior Member


United Kingdom
1226 Posts		 Posted - 29 Jun 2003 :  14:18:16
Where are the sounds stored that the computer uses, ie: indigo etc?

I remember hearing about where they are kept once upon a time, but I can't find them for love'n'money, I searched for quack but nothing!

shaktiman

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The Lightning Stalker
Full Member


USA
747 Posts		 Posted - 29 Jun 2003 :  17:17:08
They're in the system file. Just double-click and there they are, in the midst of the keyboard layouts.

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Flash
Full Member


Australia
637 Posts		 Posted - 30 Jun 2003 :  08:19:06
That's the System file (or suitcase) as opposed to the System Folder

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~tl
Junior Member


United Kingdom
312 Posts		 Posted - 30 Jun 2003 :  09:40:36
thats a point though ... you cant search for items in the system file ... strange

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The Balance Of Judgement
Senior Member


Ivory Coast
1006 Posts		 Posted - 30 Jun 2003 :  09:47:43
If you want to extract the sounds just make a copy of the System suitcase and drag the sounds out of it, or reverse, you can drag sounds to it. (Dragging sounds to it has to be correct format to work)

SoundApp will convert the sounds to anything you want. I have wav and MP3 versions of them plus a few AIFF. They make good replacements on other machines.

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~tl
Junior Member


United Kingdom
312 Posts		 Posted - 30 Jun 2003 :  12:42:35
or you can just hold down [ alt ] and drag them to the desktop to make a copy of them to the desktop ... it saves duplicating all the keyboard layouts and stuff as well

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