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Toolkit.getDefaultToolkit(<wbr />).beep();<br />

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yeah so the same thing that I posted<br />
;)<br />
Cheers,<br />
Ghost
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yeah so the same thing that I posted
;)
Cheers,
Ghost

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my apologies, when i tried that link it failed to load.<br />

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my apologies, when i tried that link it failed to load.


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:) don't worry about it.<br />
when I first came here you helped me with my first questions <br />
It's all cool<br />
Ghost
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:) don't worry about it.
when I first came here you helped me with my first questions
It's all cool
Ghost

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Howaya ye!<br />
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Its something i've never done before in Java, and i don't know where to start<br />
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If i want to signal the appearance of a dialog box for example, with some sort of signal/notification sound, where do i start? Even some sort of 'beep' would do, any ideas?
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Howaya ye!

Its something i've never done before in Java, and i don't know where to start

If i want to signal the appearance of a dialog box for example, with some sort of signal/notification sound, where do i start? Even some sort of 'beep' would do, any ideas?

Making noises when a dialog box appears?

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