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[Bug 1507212] Re: Messagebox sounds

 

First of all, changing messagebox style won’t affect media playback in
anyway – everything works the same.

OpenLP is usually the only software used during the service and thus it is likely 
the only software to trigger any system sounds at all. (Or at least 90% of them)

If you think this from user point of view, they probably don’t expect OpenLP to make any
additional sounds during service, and if they hear them they may think its OpenLP:s fault.

Can you trigger any system error sounds with PowerPoint or Impress? Just like them, 
quality presentation software like OpenLP should stay silent.

I still agree that users should mute their system sounds, yes it is something we should suggest.
Then again that is assuming:
a) User reads user manual | Tunes in for blog | Understand English
b) Understands this is a problem | Does not think it’s just “Normal” behavior
c) Thinks it is possible to change how program works
d) Feels comfortable to tweak their system settings
e) Simply cares enough

I feel like majority of users don’t have enough interest/time or
technical knowledge to do anything about it.

If we really want to use ! icon instead of ? icon in some boxes, it may
be possible by using seticon(), as mentioned on the drive doc.

Is it possible this could benefit users?
Would this make OpenLP a better program to use?
If so, does it break anything?
If not, why not to change it?

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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1507212

Title:
  Messagebox sounds

Status in OpenLP:
  New

Bug description:
  Please see the link for description.
  https://docs.google.com/document/d/1k7P1_aS24Ch441VX2uoWqXQDLgeDVoEqJfcc-HLeKCI/edit?usp=sharing

  Short version: Messageboxes trigger system sounds, please mute them.

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