Dec 232017
| Nice program that checks the upper frequencies of your hearing to see if all those loud rock concerts have killed some nerves. | |||
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| File Name | File Size | Zip Size | Zip Type |
| HEARING.DOC | 803 | 426 | deflated |
| HEARING.EXE | 12384 | 6601 | deflated |
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Contents of the HEARING.DOC file
HEARING.EXE
by George Kyriacou
This program attempts to find out how much damage you've done to your ears by
listening to all that loud music. It does this by trying to find your upper
frequency hearing threshold. To ensure you don't cheat, it does three
different tests and averages the results. Just run the program and follow the
instructions.
Test 1 produces a tone whose frequency steadily increases. Hit a key when you
can no longer hear it.
Test 2 produces a tone you should not, initially, be able to hear. The
frequency steadily decreases, though, and you should hit a key as soon
as you can hear it.
Test 3 invites you to use the arrow keys to adjust the frequency of a tone
until that you can just hear it. Hit [Return] to complete the test.
by George Kyriacou
This program attempts to find out how much damage you've done to your ears by
listening to all that loud music. It does this by trying to find your upper
frequency hearing threshold. To ensure you don't cheat, it does three
different tests and averages the results. Just run the program and follow the
instructions.
Test 1 produces a tone whose frequency steadily increases. Hit a key when you
can no longer hear it.
Test 2 produces a tone you should not, initially, be able to hear. The
frequency steadily decreases, though, and you should hit a key as soon
as you can hear it.
Test 3 invites you to use the arrow keys to adjust the frequency of a tone
until that you can just hear it. Hit [Return] to complete the test.
December 23, 2017
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