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== SUMMARY == | == SUMMARY == | ||
Issuing a SET BELL TO | Issuing a SET BELL TO <frequency>,<duration> command produces only a clicking sound out of the PC's speaker if the PC Speaker driver has been loaded by using the Drivers icon in the Windows Control Panel.<br /> | ||
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For example, with the PC Speaker driver loaded on a machine, if you issue a SET BELL TO 1400,3 command and then a ?CHR(7), the results will be a series of clicks.<br /> | For example, with the PC Speaker driver loaded on a machine, if you issue a SET BELL TO 1400,3 command and then a ?CHR(7), the results will be a series of clicks.<br /> | ||
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If a multimedia driver is installed, use the command: | If a multimedia driver is installed, use the command: | ||
<pre class="CODESAMP"> SET BELL TO | <pre class="CODESAMP"> SET BELL TO "myfave.snd",0 </pre> | ||
- or -<br /> | - or -<br /> | ||
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SUMMARYIssuing a SET BELL TO <frequency>,<duration> command produces only a clicking sound out of the PC's speaker if the PC Speaker driver has been loaded by using the Drivers icon in the Windows Control Panel. SET BELL TO "myfave.snd",0 - or - Keywords : FxprgGeneral Version : Platform : Issue type : |
Last Reviewed: August 11, 1999 |