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Re: Can you silent 'mute' sound?
- Subject: Re: Can you silent 'mute' sound?
- From: heuser.marcus@freenet.de
- Date: 20 Feb 2007 21:00:43 -0800
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On Feb 21, 4:33 am, "Dave Althoff, Jr."
<dalloff.gcfn....@sbcglobal.net> wrote:
>
> That way, when the sound annoys you, you do this:
>
> a) Slide the Apple ][ towards you until the back edge clears the front
> edge of the monitor stand
>
> b) Lift up on the back edge of the case lid, tip the lid up all the way
> and slide it out (assuming your machine *has* a lid. For the real
> classic Apple ][ experience, you should run the machine with the lid on
> the floor, propped up against the side of the desk, or laying on top of
> the monitor)
>
> c) Reach into the machine and grab the black un-jacketed twisted pair
> cable near the front of the board
>
> d) Pull hard until the 2-pin Molex connector pops off of its pins (it is
> neither latched nor keyed)
>
> e) (optional; see (b)) Re-attach the machine lid
>
> f) Slide the Apple in under the monitor stand
>
> g) Enjoy the silence
>
> TRIVIA: There are (g) steps in this procedure. Fittingly enough,
> PRINTing a CHR$(7)...a Control-G...beeps the speaker for 1/10 of a second.
If there ever was a post that sounds useful - this is it.
;o)
bye
Marcus