set dialingVolume to 5
if the dialingVolume is tooLoud then set the dialingVolume to 2

3
18 - 100
-(3 * sum(1,3,4,5)) + 39

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dialingVolume

set [the] dialingVolume to integer

The dialingVolume property sets or returns the volume of the dialing tones generated through the computer speaker by the dial command.

integer evaluates to an integer in the range 0 through 7, where 0 is extremely low but does not shut off the sound entirely.

Examples

set dialingVolume to 5
if the dialingVolume is tooLoud then set the dialingVolume to 2

Placeholders

integer
An expression that evaluates to a positive or negative integer or to zero. For example:

3
18 - 100
-(3 * sum(1,3,4,5)) + 39

In AppleScript, integer is a value class.

Related Topics

• dial
• dialingTime

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