Internal speaker & Winwx

[helmsman]

Is there a small freeware program for the internal speaker use with
Winxp sp2? I used to have one for win95 programs.

 

[Leonard Grey]

No. The internal speaker is only used for system beeps.

(In Win95 you could play sound through the system speaker.)
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[helmsman]

No. The internal speaker is only used for system beeps.

(In Win95 you could play sound through the system speaker.)

Thanks.
Some upgrade from Winme to Winxp - I lost more than I got :'(

 

[Swifty]

Is there a small freeware program for the internal speaker use with
Winxp sp2? I used to have one for win95 programs.

Free, yes; Small, no. If you install Open Object REXX then I can send
you an incredibly simple (one line!) program that will generate a beep
of any frequency/duration. You could even have a copy of my masterpiece
- a program that plays "The Girl from Ipanema".

Here's the beep program:

/* Beep */
Call beep word(arg(1),1),word(arg(1),2)

 

[smlunatick]

Thanks.
Some upgrade from Winme to Winxp - I lost more than I got :'(

What type of speaker do you have? Most PCs come with a extremely
small (dime size) mono speaker with limited sound range. Some large
OEM PC makers (HP, IBM) can include a reasonable stereo speaker as the
main speaker. This is handled by the PC's sound card and you may
require a driver from the manufacturer, if they deemed it to be made
for XP. (You PC might not have been "tested" or "supported" for XP.)