C Chris \Smitty\ Smith Jul 3, 2009 #2 If I recall, the beep is setup in your system sounds (asterisk). You can turn the sound off if you want. Hope that helps,
If I recall, the beep is setup in your system sounds (asterisk). You can turn the sound off if you want. Hope that helps,
B Burnnie Holliday Jul 3, 2009 #3 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.
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.
K kirkm Jul 4, 2009 #4 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
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
