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Date: Sun, 10 Apr 2005 13:16:06 PDT7
From: "Steven Levine" <steve53@earthlink.net >
Reply-To: scoug-help@scoug.com
To: scoug-help@scoug.com
Subject: SCOUG-Help: beep won't

In <425967E3.3218@peterskye.com>, on 04/10/05
at 10:52 AM, Peter Skye said:

>Here are 12 beeps. I only get 11, then SYS0008. Why?

Because you are using the braindead.exe (aka cmd.exe). Yes, there is an
echo in here.

With 4os2:

[j:\tmp]beep & beep & beep & beep & beep & beep & beep & beep & beep &
beep & beep & beep [Beep, V2.00 - 31/08/96 - (C) Chris Graham - WarpSpeed
Computers] [Beep, V2.00 - 31/08/96 - (C) Chris Graham - WarpSpeed
Computers] [Beep, V2.00 - 31/08/96 - (C) Chris Graham - WarpSpeed
Computers] [Beep, V2.00 - 31/08/96 - (C) Chris Graham - WarpSpeed
Computers] [Beep, V2.00 - 31/08/96 - (C) Chris Graham - WarpSpeed
Computers] [Beep, V2.00 - 31/08/96 - (C) Chris Graham - WarpSpeed
Computers] [Beep, V2.00 - 31/08/96 - (C) Chris Graham - WarpSpeed
Computers] [Beep, V2.00 - 31/08/96 - (C) Chris Graham - WarpSpeed
Computers] [Beep, V2.00 - 31/08/96 - (C) Chris Graham - WarpSpeed
Computers] [Beep, V2.00 - 31/08/96 - (C) Chris Graham - WarpSpeed
Computers] [Beep, V2.00 - 31/08/96 - (C) Chris Graham - WarpSpeed
Computers] [Beep, V2.00 - 31/08/96 - (C) Chris Graham - WarpSpeed
Computers]

With braindead.exe:

[J:\TMP][j:\tmp]beep & beep & beep & beep & beep & beep & beep & beep &
beep & beep SYS1041: The name [j:\tmp]beep is not recognized as an
internal or external command, operable program or batch file. [Beep, V2.00
- 31/08/96 - (C) Chris Graham - WarpSpeed Computers] [Beep, V2.00 -
31/08/96 - (C) Chris Graham - WarpSpeed Computers] [Beep, V2.00 - 31/08/96
- (C) Chris Graham - WarpSpeed Computers] [Beep, V2.00 - 31/08/96 - (C)
Chris Graham - WarpSpeed Computers] [Beep, V2.00 - 31/08/96 - (C) Chris
Graham - WarpSpeed Computers] [Beep, V2.00 - 31/08/96 - (C) Chris Graham -
WarpSpeed Computers] [Beep, V2.00 - 31/08/96 - (C) Chris Graham -
WarpSpeed Computers] [Beep, V2.00 - 31/08/96 - (C) Chris Graham -
WarpSpeed Computers] SYS0008: There is not enough memory available to
process this command. All available memory is in use.

Steven

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