Quicken 2010 R3 open sound

Nov 19, 2009 5 Replies

Sadly, in my opinion, R3 adds back the startup sound that I find annoying and unnecessary. I've sent feedback suggesting that Intuit make the sound a Startup Preference. I like having the register sounds, so turning them all of isn't a desirable solution.



Turns out that the Quicken Sounds folder has a bunch of opening sound files. I changed the name of the qopen.wav file so that it will no longer be found. But I decided that the qopen_2000.wav sound wasn't so bad, so I made a copy of that file and named the copy qopen.wav.



Bernie


Hi, Bernie.

Sounds like (no pun intended! ) you found the perfect solution. Congratulations! ; Sadly, in my opinion, R3 adds back the startup sound that I find annoying

A better way would be to manage the sounds through the Control Panel / Sounds window in Windows.

Oilcan

-----Original Message----- From: B [mailto: snipped-for-privacy@invalid.invalid] Posted At: Wednesday, November 18, 2009 11:07 PM Posted To: alt.comp.software.financial.quicken Conversation: Quicken 2010 R3 open sound Subject: Quicken 2010 R3 open sound

Sadly, in my opinion, R3 adds back the startup sound that I find annoying and unnecessary. I've sent feedback suggesting that Intuit make the sound a Startup Preference. I like having the register sounds,

so turning them all of isn't a desirable solution.

Turns out that the Quicken Sounds folder has a bunch of opening sound files. I changed the name of the qopen.wav file so that it will no longer be found. But I decided that the qopen_2000.wav sound wasn't so bad, so I made a copy of that file and named the copy qopen.wav.

Bernie

Yup. I particularly hate the "ca-ching" sound when I enter a transaction in Q, so I just changed that sound in Control Panel / Sounds.

Regards,

Margaret

Oilcan wrote:

You're right. It's been a long time since I've looked past the Windows sounds in Control Panel. Doing it through Control Panel is a better way and simpler too. Thanks for mentioning it. I'm changing the file names back to the originals and using the Control Panel approach.

Bernie

In the Control Panel - Sounds - is a choice too if you want nothing. /Dan

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