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  1. Jun 15th, 2006, 04:20 AM #1
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    Question Classic VB (Microsoft Text to Speech Engine)

    I want to use Microsoft Text to Speech Engine but I am not being able to find Microsoft TTS Engine in Component List. I am using Win XP as OS and VB 6.0.
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    Re: Classic VB (Microsoft Text to Speech Engine)

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    Quote Originally Posted by kbhutia
    I want to use Microsoft Text to Speech Engine but I am not being able to find Microsoft TTS Engine in Component List. I am using Win XP as OS and VB 6.0.
    That is because it does not ship with VB6. You will need to download it and install it.

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    Re: Classic VB (Microsoft Text to Speech Engine)

    I had a play about with the TTS engine...although at that time it was of no use to *me* it was a powerful addition to VB6 and with a little tweaking it *was* a very reliable TTS converter. If there's anyone out there who likes dabbling about with new stuff (and who hasn't already tried it, of course) you should consider playing about with it :-)
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