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    I'm making a program, and I want the computer to be able to talk to the user, and I dont want to record my own voice becuase the quilty woun't be good

    I know that its possible because programs like Bonzi Buddy (www.bonzibuddy.com) does it, they like progmraed some kind of formula into the program, so it can read what ever you type, to get a better picture of what I want download it (the monkey) at http://www.bonzibuddy.com,

    I hope that it was clear

    thanks in advance
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    Add the 'Microsoft Voice Text' activeX to your form (I hope it is possible on your system). I didn't use this control already for a program but I think it is possible with that control but you'll have to find out how.

    Enjoy!


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    MSAgent is that control. Search for MSAgent on the Microsoft site, that is, if you don't already have it.

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    ok, thanks I'll try it
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    can you please give me an example of how to use ms agent, like how to make it say what ever is in text 1

    thanks in advance
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    If you have a Speech Engine, add the Microsoft Direct Text-to-Speech component. Use the following code to make it speak.

    Code:
    DirectSS1.Speak (Text1)

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    I think that I'll download and use Ms agent for my animated guide
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    Sample code segment can be found...

    http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/pe...tfigs.htm#fig4

    I hope this helps out with the coding

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    I downloaded code from the ms agent website, a sample program, and it got me started on seeing how htings work, thanks anyway
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