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In article: <816272984snz@abaldwin.demon.co.uk>  "mervyn.baldwin" <vyn@abaldwin.demon.co.uk> writes:
> I am quite seriously deaf and the worst range of sounds
>  for me are those my modem makes. Even with the gain
>  turned up to maximum I have a hard time hearing it.
> Hearing aids are uncomfortable and I rarely use mine when
>  I am at home - and I usually forget to put it in until
>  the modem is trying to tell me something. Even when I
>  remember it doesn't help a lot. Wrong range.
> QUESTION: Is there any way in which I can use a microphone
>  to feed sound to the soundblaster and have the sounds from
>  the modem amplified and emitted from the speakers.

I'm afraid there is not a great deal I can do to help. The only thing I can think of is position a microphone near it that is 
connect to the soundcard. I'm not sure whether the mic-input is constantly enabled though, since it may be only achieved by 
running a sound program such as Sound Recorder. Otherwise, connect it to a Hi-Fi. In curiosity, what advantage does the 
sound have along with the visual signs of data transfer? Please email me to tell me how you're getting on.


Dave