RE: How to disable sound when error occurs

RE: How to disable sound when error occurs

[Wang, Zhu]

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Thanks,
 
Zhu Wang

	-----Original Message----- 
	From: Lute Kamstra [mailto:Lute.Kamstra@cwi.nl] 
	Sent: Mon 5/12/2003 3:59 PM 
	To: help-gnu-emacs@gnu.org 
	Cc: 
	Subject: Re: How to disable sound when error occurs
	
	

	"Wang, Zhu" <zhuw@mail.smu.edu> writes:
	
	> Whenever I made a mistake, e.g., scroll up the mouse using the
	> middle wheel when the pointer is at the beginning of buffer, some
	> sound arises. But I don't need it to bother me. How can I disable
	> it? After I did some search and looked at help files, I still have
	> no clue.
	
	I put
	
	(setq visible-bell t)
	
	in my .emacs
	
	,----[ C-h v visible-bell RET ]
	| visible-bell's value is t
	|
	| Documentation:
	| *Non-nil means try to flash the frame to represent a bell.
	|
	| See also `ring-bell-function'.
	|
	| You can customize this variable.
	`----
	
	Lute.
	
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RE: How to disable sound when error occurs

[Wang, Zhu]

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Thanks,
 
Zhu Wang

	-----Original Message----- 
	From: Mark A. Hershberger [mailto:mah@everybody.org] 
	Sent: Mon 5/12/2003 4:20 PM 
	To: Wang, Zhu 
	Cc: help-gnu-emacs@gnu.org 
	Subject: Re: How to disable sound when error occurs
	
	

	"Wang, Zhu" <zhuw@mail.smu.edu> writes:
	
	> Whenever I made a mistake, e.g., scroll up the mouse using the
	> middle wheel when the pointer is at the beginning of buffer, some
	> sound arises. But I don't need it to bother me. How can I disable
	> it? After I did some search and looked at help files, I still have
	> no clue.
	
	M-x customize-variable RET visible-bell RET
	
	--
	As long as you have mystery you have health; when you destroy mystery
	you create morbidity.                        -- G.K. Chesterson
	


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Re: How to disable sound when error occurs

[Lute Kamstra]

"Wang, Zhu" <zhuw@mail.smu.edu> writes:

> Whenever I made a mistake, e.g., scroll up the mouse using the
> middle wheel when the pointer is at the beginning of buffer, some
> sound arises. But I don't need it to bother me. How can I disable
> it? After I did some search and looked at help files, I still have
> no clue.

I put

(setq visible-bell t)

in my .emacs

,----[ C-h v visible-bell RET ]
| visible-bell's value is t
| 
| Documentation:
| *Non-nil means try to flash the frame to represent a bell.
| 
| See also `ring-bell-function'.
| 
| You can customize this variable.
`----

Lute.

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Re: How to disable sound when error occurs

[Mark A. Hershberger]

"Wang, Zhu" <zhuw@mail.smu.edu> writes:

> Whenever I made a mistake, e.g., scroll up the mouse using the
> middle wheel when the pointer is at the beginning of buffer, some
> sound arises. But I don't need it to bother me. How can I disable
> it? After I did some search and looked at help files, I still have
> no clue.

M-x customize-variable RET visible-bell RET

-- 
As long as you have mystery you have health; when you destroy mystery
you create morbidity.			     -- G.K. Chesterson

How to disable sound when error occurs

[Wang, Zhu]

I am frustrated by a probably very simple problem:

Whenever I made a mistake, e.g., scroll up the mouse using the middle wheel when the pointer is at the beginning of buffer, some sound arises. But I don't need it to bother me. How can I disable it? After I did some search and looked at help files, I still have no clue.

Thanks for any help.

Zhu Wang

Southern Methodist University