"philip" wrote:

> I use a WebControl on my form, and I write some Html Code to show some data
> of my Access Database. I prefer use WebControl than FlowLayoutPanel, because
> the first is faster.
> After writing HTML string, I send the string to the property DocumentText of
> the WebControl.
>
> BUT, each time I change the string of the WebControl, I hear a 'clic' noise,
> exactly the same you can have when you click a directory on the left side on
> Windows Explorer.
>
> And I would eliminate this noise, because it is irritating for the user.
> 1. Why this noise ?
> 2. Is it possible to eliminate it programatically ?
>
> Thanks for your response
>
>
>

> In Windows XP, you can turn off the sounds for different events or for all
> events or change the sound.  I don't know how to do this in VB.Net or
> ASP.Net
> but I wouldn't want to anyway...the user should be free to use his own
> settings and if he doesn't like, he should be able to turn it off on his
> computer.
> --
> Dennis in Houston
>
>
> "philip" wrote:
>
>> I use a WebControl on my form, and I write some Html Code to show some
>> data
>> of my Access Database. I prefer use WebControl than FlowLayoutPanel,
>> because
>> the first is faster.
>> After writing HTML string, I send the string to the property DocumentText
>> of
>> the WebControl.
>>
>> BUT, each time I change the string of the WebControl, I hear a 'clic'
>> noise,
>> exactly the same you can have when you click a directory on the left side
>> on
>> Windows Explorer.
>>
>> And I would eliminate this noise, because it is irritating for the user.
>> 1. Why this noise ?
>> 2. Is it possible to eliminate it programatically ?
>>
>> Thanks for your response
>>
>>
>>