Console Beep - Wrong Number?

Question

The ASCII character code 0x07 is an audio signal.

Opening CMD and pressing ALT+ 007gives:

And when I click ENTER, I hear a beep. This is normal.

I was looking for how to add a beep at the end of a batch file, and I found that this solution: (I insert it as an image because SO does not show the round mark after editing):

It works and makes sound. When viewed using the HEX viewer (without comparison) on ECHO, round bullet:

But if I manually add ALT+ 7to the document, I see the following:

95 - . , ALT + 7:

HEX:

:

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, Windows?

, ALT+007, ^G ( ), ALT+7, , :

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Answer 1

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forfiles /p "%~dp0" /m "%~nx0" /c "cmd /c echo 0x07"

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Answer 2

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: copy con x.bat echo, Alt+7, Ctrl+Z . .
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