palantir linky worked for me...
first wav no load corey

thanks for the wav.s guys hahahaha

 

Works now Paul, still getting use to the new keys, I had inputted an "i" before the wav folder.

 

How about a windows shutdown sound Paul

http://www.barbneal.com/wav/ltunes/misc/Keelor01.wav

 

The one pic I have of the main rig


It's an Opty 175, Asus A8N32, 2 Gig's ram, 2 7900GTX's, Tagon 580 and an Raptor. Worked well. The PSU and or the house wiring killed the BIOS ROM chip. Got an new PC&P 610 and an Ebay MOBO. Will see this weekend. Right now I'm running on an bit of an bastard. Socket 775 P4, 875 chipset, 2Gig's ram, Antec 350 and a BFG 6800GT. The cost of the 6800 was about half of what the latest rig cost They have 4 Gig, two stick ram kits for $79. now Not value either, OCZ or Corsair 800 medium grade. Just plain nut's.

 

Corey, you need this and it's on sale at Best Buy now. Thank me:



http://www.bestbuy.com/site/olspage....=08-43292394-2

 

Thanks Dublin... ahhh yup yup yup I love those old WB toons ayup yup I sure do love em... lol
now I just have to work out how to get into the op sys. to make it work...

 

We call that the hemorrhoid cure
Shakes 'em back to oblivion.

I like how they say:
My Logitech Z680s (Google these bad boy's) has an 8 or a 10" sub, and it shakes the place.

When using weapons in a game that cause explosions or a chain gun that is rapidly repeating itself, you feel the thump in your chest and everywhere.

They sound great for MP3s and movies too.

Well, I did something this weekend I thought I would never do again.
I went back to a wired mouse.
Been wireless for quite some time, but my old Logitech MX700 is old, and not super accurate for sniping and heavy fast person shooter gaming.

I was not thrilled with Logitechs G7 wireless mouse for gaming as it only has a back button on the side.
Good mice have two side buttons for forwards and backwards for web browsing.

I did some extensive research on the Logitech G9 mouse, and it is the best rodent I have owned yet.
You can adjust the DPI settings, the color of the LEDs, and much more with it.

I actually play better with it too.

 

aviator, startup/shutdown sound changes should be fairly easy. I'm pretty sure it can be done from "sounds and audio devices propertys". I haven't done it lately (i'm generally on my mac except for gaming) but "start>settings>control panel " should get you there. Have fun.