Re: [CGUYS] XP sounds question -

2011-03-22 Thread Fred Holmes
But one gets beeps at times from the POST, which says that the machine ROM BIOS 
can produce a sound.  So if the cause of the sound uses that instead of a 
Windows API call, you are going to get the sound anyway, even when the Windows 
volume control has been turned down all the way or muted.

Fred Holmes

At 06:44 PM 3/21/2011, Jordan wrote:
Turn the volume down all the way or set it to mute.

On 3/21/11 11:37 AM, Tom Chambers wrote:
List members -
 I hate computers that talk to me , so when I'm setting up
a machine for my own use I always set it to no sounds in
the control panel. That works for most sounds , but in XP I still get
the standard beep when I change volume or get a new
email (in this case in an old Netscape mail program). Anyone know how to
shut these sounds off ?
   
Thanks ,

Tom Chambers


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Re: [CGUYS] XP sounds question -

2011-03-22 Thread John Settle
Would disabling the speaker in the bios help?





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Subject: Re: [CGUYS] XP sounds question -

But one gets beeps at times from the POST, which says that the machine ROM BIOS 
can produce a sound.  So if the cause of the sound uses that instead of a 
Windows API call, you are going to get the sound anyway, even when the Windows 
volume control has been turned down all the way or muted.

Fred Holmes

At 06:44 PM 3/21/2011, Jordan wrote:
Turn the volume down all the way or set it to mute.

On 3/21/11 11:37 AM, Tom Chambers wrote:
List members -
 I hate computers that talk to me , so when I'm setting up
a machine for my own use I always set it to no sounds in
the control panel. That works for most sounds , but in XP I still get
the standard beep when I change volume or get a new
email (in this case in an old Netscape mail program). Anyone know how to
shut these sounds off ?
  
Thanks ,

Tom Chambers


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[CGUYS] XP sounds question -

2011-03-21 Thread Tom Chambers

List members -
 I hate computers that talk to me , so when I'm setting up
a machine for my own use I always set it to no sounds in
the control panel. That works for most sounds , but in XP I still get
the standard beep when I change volume or get a new
email (in this case in an old Netscape mail program). Anyone know how to
shut these sounds off ?
   Thanks ,

Tom Chambers

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We can't all , and some of us don't -
Eeyore
Never pass up the opportunity to
remain silent .


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Re: [CGUYS] XP sounds question -

2011-03-21 Thread Art Clemons
On 03/21/2011 11:37 AM, Tom Chambers wrote:
  I hate computers that talk to me , so when I'm setting up
 a machine for my own use I always set it to no sounds in
 the control panel. That works for most sounds , but in XP I still get
 the standard beep when I change volume or get a new
 email (in this case in an old Netscape mail program). Anyone know how to
 shut these sounds off ?

First please note that this list for the most part has moved to Yahoo,
note the message at the bottom of this reply.

2nd Netscape has not been supported for quite some time, and likely has
lots of safety and security issues.  Netscape can be easily replaced
with the SeaMonkey suite offered by the folks at Mozilla, or
alternatively just for email, Thunderbird the standalone email offering
from Mozilla can also be used.   Either the email component of Seamonkey
or Thunderbird can import mail and settings from Netscape, so moving to
either isn't likely to be a major issue.

3rd, it's been a long time since I last used Netscape in either Windows
or Linux, but if I remember correctly, what sounds show up for events
can be set under ToolsPreferences.  Of course it could be that
although you have no sounds selected in XP, you still have an event set
in Netscape triggering said sounds.  You'll have to play with both
possibilities for a solution.


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Re: [CGUYS] XP sounds question -

2011-03-21 Thread Jordan

Turn the volume down all the way or set it to mute.

On 3/21/11 11:37 AM, Tom Chambers wrote:

List members -
 I hate computers that talk to me , 
so when I'm setting up
a machine for my own use I always set it to no 
sounds in
the control panel. That works for most sounds , 
but in XP I still get
the standard beep when I change volume or get 
a new
email (in this case in an old Netscape mail 
program). Anyone know how to

shut these sounds off ?
   
Thanks ,


Tom Chambers




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