Why the occasional "click" noise when clicking on something.

[Ryan Nash]

I've found that generally, clickable things made by HTML (links, buttons,
etc.) will actually make a sound when you click on them. Whereas,
clickable things implemented via script (buttons, links, whatever that use
onclick="someScriptFunction()") do not make the make the expected clicking
sound. I don't know how exotic that is... :)

Incidentally, I believe the click sound is start.wav, for what that's
worth.

Christer Engström wrote:
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> Matt,
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> It is one of the standard sounds that you set in "Sound" in the Control
Panel.
> I can not remember which one right now. Just turn the sound off.
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> /Christer
> Matt <matthew...@pikeonline.net> skrev i
> diskussionsgruppsmeddelandet:sapblf...@corp.supernews.com...
> > Would someone Know why (in windows 98) when using IE5 there is an
> > occasional click noise when physically clicking on an item or such. Is
> > this related to RAM or CPU usage or something much less exotic.
Curious,
> > Matt-Thanks
> >
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[David]

When I click on any clickable thing, I don't hear any sound.
So I went to "control panel | sound", and I found "start.wav".
But when I played "start.wav" by clicking the "Test" button, I
didn't hear anything. So I opened "start.wav" with "Sound Recorder",
trying to increase its volume. But, alas, every command under the
"Effects" menu, including "Increasing Volume", was dimmed out.

Anything goes wrong?

Thank you.

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