W700 Beep on Touch ?

dive26
dive26 Member Posts: 3 New User
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Hallo,
kann man beim Acer Iconia W700 einen Beepton aktivieren? Wenn ich auf den Touchscreen klicke, dann soll es einen Beepton geben. Ich verwende Windows 8.1.

Danke!

 

Hello,

when I click on the touch screen, there should be a beep. How can i activate an beep-tone?.
I'm using Windows 8.1.

Thank you!

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  • billsey
    billsey ACE Posts: 36,061 Trailblazer

    A beep on touch isn't typically turned on, except for the touch keyboard. If you are not getting a beep with the touch keyboard and want one you can turn it on.

     

    Go to PC Settings; General in Windows 8 or PC Settings; PC & Devices; Typing in windows 8.1.

    Scroll down to the setting 'Play key sounds as I type' and turn it on.

     

    Make sure you don't have your speakers muted. Smiley Happy

     

    Ein Piepton bei Berührung nicht typischerweise eingeschaltet, bis auf die Touch-Tastatur. Wenn Sie sich nicht immer einen Piepton mit der Touch-Tastatur und wollen einen können Sie es einschalten.

    Zum PC-Einstellungen; Allgemein in Windows 8 oder PC-Einstellungen; PC & Geräte; Typing in Windows 8.1.

    Blättern Sie nach unten, um der Einstellung 'Wiedergabe Tastentöne, wie ich schreibe "und schalten Sie ihn ein.

    Stellen Sie sicher, Sie nicht über Ihre Lautsprecher stumm geschaltet. Smiley Happy

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  • dive26
    dive26 Member Posts: 3 New User

    Hello,

     

    if i use the onscreen-keyboard, there is a touch-tone. This is ok.

     

    But i want a generaly touch tone if i klick on touchsceen everywhere (on desktop - doubleklick on icons - not just in the onscreen-keyboard).

    Best Regards

    Roland

  • billsey
    billsey ACE Posts: 36,061 Trailblazer

    You might be able to get there with the Sound preferences, maybe turning on a sound for 'Select' would do it. Failing that I'm afraid it'd require writing an app to play a sound on mouseclick events. Not a simple process, but possible I think. It is definitely not the standard behavior...

     

    It would drive me crazy, I think. Smiley Happy

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  • dive26
    dive26 Member Posts: 3 New User 
    Did it solve your problem?

     

     

    My problem is not yet solved.

  • billsey
    billsey ACE Posts: 36,061 Trailblazer

    As I said, you are likely going to have to write an app to do it. It's not the standard behavior and I don't of anyone who has already written something to do what you want.

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