On Wednesday, May 26, 2004, at 20:50 Canada/Eastern, Linda Hutcheson wrote: > Is it possible to add new sounds to the sound file in OSX? You can add new sounds. Not to the "sound file", because OS X doesn't have a single sound file, but to the locations where OS X expects to find sounds. As you might expect, these locations are /System/Library/Sounds/ OS X's built-in sounds; could be modified with root access, but it's best to leave it untouched. /Library/Sounds/ Shared -- sounds placed here will be available to all users. Requires admin privs. (If a Sounds folder doesn't exist in /Library, you may create one.) ~/Library/Sounds/ Your own sounds repository -- only you can use sounds in this location. (If a Sounds folder doesn't exist in ~/Library, you may create one.) Sounds have to be in AIFF format, and they must have the filename extension ".aif". > I have some old favorites on my 8500 I'd like to move over to the G4. > I tried a drag and drop but it said sounds couldn't be modified. Probably you tried to add sounds to /System/Library/Sounds/. Not a good idea -- use the other two locations. <0x0192>