If I recall, the beep is setup in your system sounds (asterisk).

You can turn the sound off if you want.

Hope that helps,

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> hi,
>
> I haven't experienced a beeping message box. When does the beep occur,
> is it:
> - when the message box is displayed?
> - or when the user presses a button on the message box?
>
> Can you view the macro code?
> Is the Msgbox line preceeded by a code line stating "Beep"?
> If so, delete the "Beep" statement.
>
> hth
> Rob
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try:

Application.EnableSound = False

Just make sure to turn the property back to true after code execution, as
this turns off sound feedback for ALL Office applications.
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Burnnie Holliday

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Thanks Guys.

Not really there yet though. How come broro183
doesn't hear it though? Speakers off ??

Sub TestMS()
Application.EnableSound = False
MsgBox "Done"
Application.EnableSound = True
MsgBox "Done again"
End Sub

A beep each time as the Msgbox appears.
Disabling Windows sound completely may be the only way
but seems a bit extreme.

Cheers - Kirk