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SUMMARYIn Microsoft FoxPro for Windows and Macintosh, the SET BELL command can be used to assign a sound file in waveform (.WAV) format to be activated instead of the default bell. MORE INFORMATIONUsing the SET BELL Command in FoxPro for WindowsThe following commands assign the waveform file CHIMES.WAV to the FoxPro bell and play that sound:
NOTE: 1, the second parameter of the SET BELL command, has no effect when
the bell is set to a waveform file; however, a numeric value must still be
passed as the second parameter.
The above SET BELL command will cause a syntax error in Microsoft FoxPro version 2.5 for MS-DOS because this functionality is not currently available in the MS-DOS version of FoxPro. To play a waveform file, an appropriate sound driver must be installed in the Windows Control Panel by using the Drivers icon. For more information on installing sound drivers, see the "Microsoft Windows User's Guide." NOTE: Setting the bell to a .WAV file on a machine without a sound driver does not give an error, but it will not work and the bell won't reset properly after issuing "SET BELL TO <freq>,<duration>" (without the quotation marks). Using the SET BELL Command in FoxPro for MacintoshThe following commands assign the different waveform files to the FoxPro bell and play the sounds:
Any sound whose name appears in the Sound Control Panel can be used as the
FoxPro bell, including sounds that you record. Just use the name that
appears for the sound in the Sound Control Panel in the SET BELL TO
command.
Additional query words: kbsound VFoxWin FoxWin FoxMac 2.50 2.50a 2.50b 2.50c wave beep wavefile form recording
Keywords : FxotherSound |
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