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I think I've asked this in the past (in another incarnation of the JPSoft forums), but I don't remember the answer.
The problem is this: If you have a keyboard that uses dead keys (such as Greek or US-International), each time you press a dead key (for example the ";" key in the Greek keyboard or the single quote key in US-International), a beep is heard. This can be very distracting. This behavior doesn't happen with cmd.exe or powershell, so it's almost certainly some TCC.EXE behavior. TCC exhibits this either when running standalone, or inside TCMD (or inside another console wrapper). On the other hand, CMD.EXE and PowerShell.exe do not beep either standalone or inside a console wrapper.
My question: Is this intentional? If so, how can it be disabled? If it not intentional, of course this must be a bug, by definition :)
The problem is this: If you have a keyboard that uses dead keys (such as Greek or US-International), each time you press a dead key (for example the ";" key in the Greek keyboard or the single quote key in US-International), a beep is heard. This can be very distracting. This behavior doesn't happen with cmd.exe or powershell, so it's almost certainly some TCC.EXE behavior. TCC exhibits this either when running standalone, or inside TCMD (or inside another console wrapper). On the other hand, CMD.EXE and PowerShell.exe do not beep either standalone or inside a console wrapper.
My question: Is this intentional? If so, how can it be disabled? If it not intentional, of course this must be a bug, by definition :)