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From: pnelson@hobbes.uucp (Phil Nelson)
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Subject: Re: DisplayBeep()
Summary: FF217
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Date: 7 Apr 90 07:11:04 GMT
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In article <1990Apr5.005037.5092@cunixf.cc.columbia.edu> es1@cunixb.cc.columbia.edu (Ethan Solomita) writes:

>with C-g always being interpreted that way. It is also VERY annoying.
>Is there any way to change it to a beep, like the Macs? Perhaps my
>choice of beeps, also like the Mac? Just wondering, it is one of the
>cuter things about Macs. I have a 68020 and use setcpu to copy
>kickstart to fastrom, if that is required.
>	Thanks,
>	-- Ethan

Fish:217  InstallBeep

This program replaces the DisplayBeep function so that an
IFF 8SVX sound is played instead of the screen flashing.
The PlayBeep function runs as a task in the background and
runs asynchronously so the length of the sound does not
slow anything down.  Includes a couple of sample sound
files.  Version 1.1, binary only.
Author:  Tim Friest and Don Withey

>Ethan Solomita: es1@cunixb.cc.columbia.edu


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