i have written a program that can beep out any text (A to zero) in mouse code and would like to share it, i don't mind what you do with i. it won't sell for much but if you want, to go ahead.
i have written a program that can beep out any text (A to zero) in mouse code and would like to share it, i don't mind what you do with i. it won't sell for much but if you want, to go ahead.
That's hardly 'protecting against bugs', it's a serious bug you've written in to it - it's also trivial to fix (which is how you should have done it in the first place), simply convert all characters to lower case.
It's a nice simple program, and very easy to do, essentially just a lookup table.
That depends on your motherbard(Becose the circuit that drives the internal speaker in there.).My make soft and easy to listen to beeps.Whith some Sqick realy high pitch noises.Mostly old PCs make such sqiling sounds.
That depends on your motherbard(Becose the circuit that drives the internal speaker in there.).My make soft and easy to listen to beeps.Whith some Sqick realy high pitch noises.Mostly old PCs make such sqiling sounds.
Which again points to the fact it's a DOS program, and not a Windows one. If it was a Windows program you'd use the soundcard, not the motherboard beeper.
That depends on your motherbard(Becose the circuit that drives the internal speaker in there.).My make soft and easy to listen to beeps.Whith some Sqick realy high pitch noises.Mostly old PCs make such sqiling sounds.
Which again points to the fact it's a DOS program, and not a Windows one. If it was a Windows program you'd use the soundcard, not the motherboard beeper.
Which again points to the fact it's a DOS program, and not a Windows one. If it was a Windows program you'd use the soundcard, not the motherboard beeper.
Which again points to the fact it's a DOS program, and not a Windows one. If it was a Windows program you'd use the soundcard, not the motherboard beeper.
I don't doubt you, in fact just above I said that I know it can't run under DOS - but it's not really a Windows application either - just a Windows 'bodge' of a DOS program.
I don't doubt you, in fact just above I said that I know it can't run under DOS - but it's not really a Windows application either - just a Windows 'bodge' of a DOS program.