No Beep with MSGBOX Possible?

[fripper]

Is it possible to display a message box (using the MSGBOX function) without
the beep?


Thanks.

 

[Armin Zingler]

Is it possible to display a message box (using the MSGBOX function)
without the beep?

No, not without changing the sound in the sound theme in the control panel.


Armin

 

[Herfried K. Wagner [MVP]]

Is it possible to display a message box (using the MSGBOX function)
without the beep?

No.

 

[Ken Halter]

Is it possible to display a message box (using the MSGBOX function)
without the beep?


Thanks.

As others say.... Nope... the reason is that it's a user specific setting.
Some people want audio feedback when a message box pops up. The ones that
don't, use the control panel to turn the beep off. fwiw, I've had some real
fun with this <g> I downloaded a bunch of 'Beavis and Butthead' audio clips
and used those for all kinds of different Windows sounds... when my PC
booted, it used to say "heh-heh-heh- This is the coolest thing I've ever
seen!" in Buttheads' voice.... My "Critical" messagebox flag would play one
that said "Dumb ass!" in Buttheads' voice. That got old in short order <g>

 

[fripper]

Golly, three replies within an hour or so of my posting ... newsgroups are a
remarkable way of getting questions answered. I recognize your names from
earlier posts I have made ... you are providing a terrific service (I
presume you are well paid for your efforts). Thanks very much for the quick
replies ... not the answer I wanted to hear but helfpul nonetheless.

 

[Armin Zingler]

Golly, three replies within an hour or so of my posting ...
newsgroups are a remarkable way of getting questions answered. I
recognize your names from earlier posts I have made ... you are
providing a terrific service (I presume you are well paid for your
efforts). Thanks very much for the quick replies ... not the answer
I wanted to hear but helfpul nonetheless.

We get paid as much as you get paid for asking.


Armin

 

[hayworth]

Not directly that I know of. An alternative would be to create your
own form in your project that has all the buttons you could possibly
want, and then a label for your prompt. You could load it, set flags
for what buttons you want to have visible, set your prompt label, and
then display it. When a user clicks on a button, set some public flag
variable and then hide the form. Back in the calling program, it will
return when you hide the form, and in your code there in the calling
program, you can check for various button flags, and destroy the form.
Somewhat of a manual workaround but it works great. I do it all the
time.
Mark H.