Creating a Sound(say, a Beep)
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I need to have a sound play in response to some internal event. I know how to play .wav files of any sort, but I don't want to play a .wav file..just send a beep. I think there's some unicode command that will do it, but if anybody could give me a tip on how to do it, that would be, well, helpful. Thanks.
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I need to have a sound play in response to some internal event. I know how to play .wav files of any sort, but I don't want to play a .wav file..just send a beep. I think there's some unicode command that will do it, but if anybody could give me a tip on how to do it, that would be, well, helpful. Thanks.
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I need to have a sound play in response to some internal event. I know how to play .wav files of any sort, but I don't want to play a .wav file..just send a beep. I think there's some unicode command that will do it, but if anybody could give me a tip on how to do it, that would be, well, helpful. Thanks.
Write a character 7, or use System.Console.Beep which allows specifying the frequency and duration of the beep.
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I need to have a sound play in response to some internal event. I know how to play .wav files of any sort, but I don't want to play a .wav file..just send a beep. I think there's some unicode command that will do it, but if anybody could give me a tip on how to do it, that would be, well, helpful. Thanks.
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In .NET:
using System.Media; SystemSounds.Beep.Play()You can also play any of the other Windows sounds.Thanks.