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MightyMo/MiniMo User’s Guide 8-19
Part # 400030-C
Creating Custom Recordings Chapter 8: Sound Management
Select an Audio Cue
(Using an Existing
Recording)
Using audio feedback with the scanning selection method enables
the user to hear a short phrase that describes each button as it is
highlighted. You may choose to assign an audio cue to a button by
selecting any recording that is stored on your MightyMo/MiniMo
device.
To assign an existing recording as an audio cue for the button, follow
these steps:
1. Select the green Modify button in the title bar. The button will turn
red when it is selected.
2. Select the button for which an audio cue will be selected. The
Modify Button menu will open.
3. Select the Record Audio Cue button. The Play Sound... menu will
appear.
4. Use the pull-down menu next to the viewport to select the set of
recordings you would like to browse. To view your custom
recordings, select Mine.
5. Locate the new sound by searching or by browsing. To search for
a sound, complete this step:
a. If you want to search for an exact match to the name you
entered (including capitalization, spaces and file extensions),
2 Note: If you want to use the recording that the button will speak (or send
to the Message Window) as the button’s audio cue as well, you
must check the Use Recorded Message as Audio Cue check box in
the Advanced Settings tab of the Interface Features menu. Refer to
Recording Settings on page 8-6 for more information.
2 Note: See Scanning Selection Method on page 5-6 to find information
on using audio cues with the scanning selection method.
2 Note: If the Modify button is not visible on the left side of the title bar,
refer to Define the Title Bar Contents on page 5-24 for step-by-
step instructions on displaying it.

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