I've been searching around for the little sound (the default one) when a notification is presented (on Mountain Lion Notification Center) but I can't find it.
Example: http://d.pr/a/P5xo (sound recorded)
Any ideas? Thanks!
MacOS – find the Mountain Lion (Notification Center) notification sound
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Related Solutions
First of all, make sure you have added your systems knows about your Apple ID (go to System Preferences -> Users & Groups -> Your User -> Apple ID).
Then launch Chess; obviously you'll need to have an internet connection.
After a short wait (a second or two in my case, might depend on your internet connection), a badge like the following should appear in the Chess window:
After it appears, you should simply be able to go to Game -> New... and select GameCenter Match in Players.
There is a configurable keyboard shortcut to open Notification Center:
Other than that, there seems to be no way to configure any keyboard shortcuts. The closest I could get is discovering that you can set Notification Center as the action for a hot corner. If you wanted to do this when a key is pressed, you can try combining this with AppleScript (like in this post).
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Best Answer
In OS X 10.8 it's called burn complete.aif (or burn failed.aif–they are the same sound) and is found in
/System/Library/Components/CoreAudio.component/Contents/SharedSupport/SystemSounds/system/.To get into
CoreAudio.component, right-click the file and select Show Package Contents.