Was there ever a BEEP command for DOS?
I found this on my computer.
Code: [Select]d:\bin>VER

Microsoft Windows XP [VERSION 5.1.2600]

d:\bin>DEBUG BEEP.COM
-U100 10A
0B49:0100 B8070E MOV AX,0E07
0B49:0103 CD10 INT 10
0B49:0105 B8004C MOV AX,4C00
0B49:0108 CD21 INT 21
0B49:010A 90 NOP
-Q

d:\bin>
Anyway, it seems to work. Well I don't have a bin folder...


Microsoft Windows XP [Version 5.1.2600]

Well, I can make a good BEEP replacement.

echo.

Literately copy and paste the following:

Code: [Select]echo. YES there was....http://www.programmersheaven.com/files/2/0/23711-23711.ZIP

contains a NUMBER of DOS programs including BEEP.COM

Code: [Select]BEEP.COM -- Speaker Beep Utility

Will generate an 800hz .25 second tone through the PC speaker.
Frequency and duration is approximate but close.

Syntax: BEEP [count]

count = 1 to 9 (default = 1)

EXAMPLES: BEEP 3 (Beep 3 times.)
BEEP (Beep 1 time.)

System Requirements: 8088 or greater
Dos 1.0 or greater
PC Speaker
Do NOT expect this to work in Windows command prompt!