Is there a way to instruct your compute make a Sound in a Macro?

[Jeanine Hinterneder]

  I would be very useful to me if I could have my computer make a sound
(like a "ding" or white noise) when my macro is complete.  I have it set
now that a window saying "All Done" pops up, but it would be great to be
able to pair this with a sound so I could be alerted to start the next
analysis more rapidly when I'm doing something else nearby.
Does anyone know how I might be able to do this?
I suppose this is probably a very simple question but I couldn't find an
example macro that does this.

Thank you!
Jeanine

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Jeanine M. Hinterneder, PhD
Post Doctoral Fellow
Birren Lab
Brandeis University

[Benjamin Grant]

Hi Jeanine,
try this page
http://imagejdocu.tudor.lu/doku.php?id=plugin:utilities:wait_for_user:start.
This macro features a "bing" noise to alert the user -- sounds like
what
you need. Best
Ben

[Dan McDonald]

Hi Jeanine,

There is a built in macro function called "beep" that you can insert where
you declare "All Done."

Dan

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Subject: Is there a way to instruct your compute make a Sound in a Macro?

  I would be very useful to me if I could have my computer make a sound
(like a "ding" or white noise) when my macro is complete.  I have it set
now that a window saying "All Done" pops up, but it would be great to be
able to pair this with a sound so I could be alerted to start the next
analysis more rapidly when I'm doing something else nearby.
Does anyone know how I might be able to do this?
I suppose this is probably a very simple question but I couldn't find an
example macro that does this.

Thank you!
Jeanine

--

Jeanine M. Hinterneder, PhD
Post Doctoral Fellow
Birren Lab
Brandeis University