You use the Lync - Options dialog box to set ringtones for your phone and other sounds, such as for notifications.
What do you want to do?
Open Ringtones and Sounds options
To view these options, open Lync, and do the following:
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In the Lync main window, click the Options button, and then click Ringtones and Sounds.
Assign ringtones to calls
Microsoft Lync 2010 communications software provides a choice of ringtones, and you can specify different tones for different types of calls.
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View Ringtones and Sounds options, and, in the Calls to list, click the type of call to which you want to apply a ringtone.
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In the Ringtone list, click the ringtone you want. Lync 2010 plays a test tone for you.
Choose when to play sounds
By default, Lync plays sounds with certain events. However, there may be times when you don’t want to hear sounds, such as when you have set your status to Do Not Disturb.
Stop all Lync 2010 sounds
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View Ringtones and Sounds options, and then, clear the Play sounds in Lync 2010 (including ringtones for incoming alerts and IM alerts) check box.
Set specific sounds
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View Ringtones and Sounds options, click the Sound Settings button.
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In the Sounds dialog box, scroll down to Lync 2010.
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Click an event (such as Call Ended).
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In the Sounds list, click a sound file. To hear it, click Test.
Specify sounds to play on hold
If your company has enabled it (that is, the selection won’t be grayed out), you can choose any other audio file, such as music or a recorded announcement, to play when you place callers on hold.
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View Ringtones and Sounds options, and then select the Play music on hold check box.
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Click Browse to specify any WMA or WAV format sound file on your computer to play while your callers are on hold.
