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Shankar, thank you for your response. Yes, the call is as you suggest -- "Toolkit.getDefaultToolkit().beep();".  Both systems, mine and the problem one will perform a sound through the PC Speaker when cntl-G is entered at the command line.  The program when run on my PC makes the beep through the sound card not the PC Speaker.  Also the problem PC will play a streamed audio from the web -- so I beleive the sound card is working in the problem PC.  Any other thoughts?  --- Mike

Shankar Unni <shankarunni@netscape.net> wrote:
>Mike wrote:
>> Under a certain circumstance the program executes a beep command. 
>
>How exactly does it "execute a beep command"? Are you calling 
>Toolkit.getDefaultToolkit().beep()?
>
>I suspect this depends on a PC speaker setup (i.e. not using regular 
>sound-card sounds). Perhaps your other PC doesn't have a built-in PC 
>speaker?
>
>Try opening a CMD window, and executing "echo ^G" from there (by "^G" I 
>mean "Control-G"). If you don't get a beep, start by debugging that 
>problem first..