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In article <914@apple.UUCP> dgold@apple.UUCP (David Goldsmith) writes:
>In article <296@su-russell.ARPA> nash@su-russell.ARPA (Ron Nash) writes:
>>When using a communications program (Red Ryder, Versaterm) with
>>the sound turned off (via the control panel), I get nuked when
>>the host sends a beep (e.g., when the screen is full). Under
>>previous systems the menu bar would flash, and all would be
>>well; under 4.1 the whole damn screen flashes, and then 
>>The Bomb. Solutions?
>

Hi all!

   I have seen a similar behavior in MacWrite 4.5.  I have been using
MacNifty's Beep INIT (posted with Randomizer - check is in the mail Jon).
When I open a TEXT file and after I've stated if the linebreaks are 
paragraphs or what not, if the sound is off, the screen goes into this
wild reverse video dance macabre.  If the sound is one, the little
Beepsound works great.

   Perhaps this provides someone with a trace to the problem.  Easy remedy;
leave the sound on (Bad if you are laying MacLanding on company time 8-)).

Jeffrey A. Hallett               (hallett@ge-crd.arpa   hallett@desdemona.uucp)
Software Technology Program
General Electric Corporate Research and Development

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"The needs of the few outweigh the needs of the many"

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Disclaimer:  My opinions do not represent my employer's, but it is his fault 
             for giving me this thing.

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