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Actually, that sound may be a reflection of working CPU.
When I send a mail, a very short sound with higher pitch arise, too.
Yes, I have chattering PC here.  :-)

Kenji


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Date: Thu, 15 Nov 2001 17:34:02 -0800

Time for a vacation!

At 10:15 AM 11/16/2001 +0900, you wrote:
>This is just from curiosity. :-)
>
>My DEC PC leaks small sound to my speaker=E2=90=A3boxes when I move the=
 mouse.
>When I do it on an acme window, it sounds in lower pitches than on
>a raw rio windows.  Yes, the difference is considerablly large.  I suppose
>this may reflect the rate of something related to detect the mouse event.
>If so, that is higher in raw rio than in acme.   Is this right?  :-)
>
>Kenji
>
>
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