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Does anyone know a way to program windows NT to switch the sound off and on using the Keyboard, rather than having to click on the sound icon and click mute?
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I do not know of any ways to do this. Perhaps you should buy a keyboard which includes a mute button and volume control - many do.
If your goal is to avoid using the mouse, you can access the sound volume control from Start > Run > sndvol32.exe or create a shortcut to it on your desktop and assign a shortcut key to it. But this would only get you as far as the volume control - you'd have to tab down to the mute button and spacebar it to mute it.
There may be a much simpler way, but this is all I could think of.
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