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    Text Reader using Windows Speech

    VERY simple program. Just type or paste in textbox and hit speak it.

    Note: Only tested on windows XP Pro w/ sp2.
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    Re: Text Reader using Windows XP Speach

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    Re: Text Reader using Windows XP Speach

    Quote Originally Posted by BakenBowl View Post
    VERY simple program. Just type or paste in textbox and hit speak it.

    REQUIRES windows XP

    EDIT: oops, forgot the attatchment
    Hi please help.
    I'm tryin to embedded into my testing for fun text scrooling reader. but i fail to compile at my applications. please help it show me compile error at this line
    "SpkVoice As New SpVoice" user define type not define. please help.
    thanks.

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    Re: Text Reader using Windows XP Speach

    Soo Cool Bro Thanks

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    Re: Text Reader using Windows XP Speach

    You have to add "Microsoft Speech Object Library" to your references. If its not in the list, i cant help you.

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    Re: Text Reader using Windows XP Speach

    oic..ok, thank a lots.

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    Re: Text Reader using Windows XP Speach

    thanks

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