How do you turn sound off in IRC client colloquy?
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How do you turn sound off in IRC client colloquy? I don't see any option to do so:
preferences irc
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How do you turn sound off in IRC client colloquy? I don't see any option to do so:
preferences irc
edited 39 mins ago
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I'm voting to close this question as off-topic because this is not about Apple hardware, software, or services as defined in the Help Center
– Allan
1 hour ago
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is there a correct SE site?
– barlop
53 mins ago
@Allan Well, Coloquy is a chat client running on macOSX so questions about it are actually on-topic.
– nohillside♦
48 mins ago
What have you looked at so far? Colloquy has a preference dialog where audio can be turned off or on. Please add screenshots of your Alerts preferences if you don't seem anything related to audio/sounds there.
– nohillside♦
46 mins ago
@nohillside i.imgur.com/U6RUbsV.png I see no alerts/preferences. There is a cog but I see nothing related to alerts there. And there is a style button but I see only style preferences there
– barlop
46 mins ago
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How do you turn sound off in IRC client colloquy? I don't see any option to do so:
preferences irc
edited 39 mins ago
nohillside♦
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asked 1 hour ago
barlop
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How do you turn sound off in IRC client colloquy? I don't see any option to do so:
preferences irc
preferences irc
edited 39 mins ago
nohillside♦
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asked 1 hour ago
barlop
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edited 39 mins ago
nohillside♦
50.8k13109148
asked 1 hour ago
barlop
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edited 39 mins ago
nohillside♦
50.8k13109148
edited 39 mins ago
nohillside♦
50.8k13109148
edited 39 mins ago
nohillside♦
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50.8k13109148
asked 1 hour ago
barlop
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asked 1 hour ago
barlop
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asked 1 hour ago
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I'm voting to close this question as off-topic because this is not about Apple hardware, software, or services as defined in the Help Center
– Allan
1 hour ago
1
is there a correct SE site?
– barlop
53 mins ago
@Allan Well, Coloquy is a chat client running on macOSX so questions about it are actually on-topic.
– nohillside♦
48 mins ago
What have you looked at so far? Colloquy has a preference dialog where audio can be turned off or on. Please add screenshots of your Alerts preferences if you don't seem anything related to audio/sounds there.
– nohillside♦
46 mins ago
@nohillside i.imgur.com/U6RUbsV.png I see no alerts/preferences. There is a cog but I see nothing related to alerts there. And there is a style button but I see only style preferences there
– barlop
46 mins ago
|
show 1 more comment
I'm voting to close this question as off-topic because this is not about Apple hardware, software, or services as defined in the Help Center
– Allan
1 hour ago
1
is there a correct SE site?
– barlop
53 mins ago
@Allan Well, Coloquy is a chat client running on macOSX so questions about it are actually on-topic.
– nohillside♦
48 mins ago
What have you looked at so far? Colloquy has a preference dialog where audio can be turned off or on. Please add screenshots of your Alerts preferences if you don't seem anything related to audio/sounds there.
– nohillside♦
46 mins ago
@nohillside i.imgur.com/U6RUbsV.png I see no alerts/preferences. There is a cog but I see nothing related to alerts there. And there is a style button but I see only style preferences there
– barlop
46 mins ago
I'm voting to close this question as off-topic because this is not about Apple hardware, software, or services as defined in the Help Center
– Allan
1 hour ago
I'm voting to close this question as off-topic because this is not about Apple hardware, software, or services as defined in the Help Center
– Allan
1 hour ago
1
1
is there a correct SE site?
– barlop
53 mins ago
is there a correct SE site?
– barlop
53 mins ago
@Allan Well, Coloquy is a chat client running on macOSX so questions about it are actually on-topic.
– nohillside♦
48 mins ago
@Allan Well, Coloquy is a chat client running on macOSX so questions about it are actually on-topic.
– nohillside♦
48 mins ago
What have you looked at so far? Colloquy has a preference dialog where audio can be turned off or on. Please add screenshots of your Alerts preferences if you don't seem anything related to audio/sounds there.
– nohillside♦
46 mins ago
What have you looked at so far? Colloquy has a preference dialog where audio can be turned off or on. Please add screenshots of your Alerts preferences if you don't seem anything related to audio/sounds there.
– nohillside♦
46 mins ago
@nohillside i.imgur.com/U6RUbsV.png I see no alerts/preferences. There is a cog but I see nothing related to alerts there. And there is a style button but I see only style preferences there
– barlop
46 mins ago
@nohillside i.imgur.com/U6RUbsV.png I see no alerts/preferences. There is a cog but I see nothing related to alerts there. And there is a style button but I see only style preferences there
– barlop
46 mins ago
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Does this FAQ help? It looks like you can use Preferences -> Alerts -> Mute all notification sounds.
To access Preferences press Cmd-, or select them from the Colloque menu (like in any other Mac application).
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I can't even see an 'alert' option
– barlop
52 mins ago
I see no alert option here i.imgur.com/U6RUbsV.png.
– barlop
44 mins ago
ah yes I forgot that on Mac OSX the bar at the top changes depending on which application is active! So the application's menu is at the top of the screen outside of the application's window!!
– barlop
36 mins ago
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Does this FAQ help? It looks like you can use Preferences -> Alerts -> Mute all notification sounds.
To access Preferences press Cmd-, or select them from the Colloque menu (like in any other Mac application).
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I can't even see an 'alert' option
– barlop
52 mins ago
I see no alert option here i.imgur.com/U6RUbsV.png.
– barlop
44 mins ago
ah yes I forgot that on Mac OSX the bar at the top changes depending on which application is active! So the application's menu is at the top of the screen outside of the application's window!!
– barlop
36 mins ago
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Does this FAQ help? It looks like you can use Preferences -> Alerts -> Mute all notification sounds.
To access Preferences press Cmd-, or select them from the Colloque menu (like in any other Mac application).
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I can't even see an 'alert' option
– barlop
52 mins ago
I see no alert option here i.imgur.com/U6RUbsV.png.
– barlop
44 mins ago
ah yes I forgot that on Mac OSX the bar at the top changes depending on which application is active! So the application's menu is at the top of the screen outside of the application's window!!
– barlop
36 mins ago
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Does this FAQ help? It looks like you can use Preferences -> Alerts -> Mute all notification sounds.
To access Preferences press Cmd-, or select them from the Colloque menu (like in any other Mac application).
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Does this FAQ help? It looks like you can use Preferences -> Alerts -> Mute all notification sounds.
To access Preferences press Cmd-, or select them from the Colloque menu (like in any other Mac application).
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I can't even see an 'alert' option
– barlop
52 mins ago
I see no alert option here i.imgur.com/U6RUbsV.png.
– barlop
44 mins ago
ah yes I forgot that on Mac OSX the bar at the top changes depending on which application is active! So the application's menu is at the top of the screen outside of the application's window!!
– barlop
36 mins ago
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I can't even see an 'alert' option
– barlop
52 mins ago
I see no alert option here i.imgur.com/U6RUbsV.png.
– barlop
44 mins ago
ah yes I forgot that on Mac OSX the bar at the top changes depending on which application is active! So the application's menu is at the top of the screen outside of the application's window!!
– barlop
36 mins ago
I can't even see an 'alert' option
– barlop
52 mins ago
I can't even see an 'alert' option
– barlop
52 mins ago
I see no alert option here i.imgur.com/U6RUbsV.png.
– barlop
44 mins ago
I see no alert option here i.imgur.com/U6RUbsV.png.
– barlop
44 mins ago
ah yes I forgot that on Mac OSX the bar at the top changes depending on which application is active! So the application's menu is at the top of the screen outside of the application's window!!
– barlop
36 mins ago
ah yes I forgot that on Mac OSX the bar at the top changes depending on which application is active! So the application's menu is at the top of the screen outside of the application's window!!
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I'm voting to close this question as off-topic because this is not about Apple hardware, software, or services as defined in the Help Center
– Allan
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is there a correct SE site?
– barlop
53 mins ago
@Allan Well, Coloquy is a chat client running on macOSX so questions about it are actually on-topic.
– nohillside♦
48 mins ago
What have you looked at so far? Colloquy has a preference dialog where audio can be turned off or on. Please add screenshots of your Alerts preferences if you don't seem anything related to audio/sounds there.
– nohillside♦
46 mins ago
@nohillside i.imgur.com/U6RUbsV.png I see no alerts/preferences. There is a cog but I see nothing related to alerts there. And there is a style button but I see only style preferences there
– barlop
46 mins ago