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etM · 06-18-2003

I had an issue as well, but it was with getting the script to actually speak when executed as stand-alone. I put a message box in there to confirm some variables, and - there was the voice. That's how I'm pullin' the voice out of VBScript, with a message box. I haven't investigated the mechanics of it yet

, I was just curiouse to try it out. Maybe it has something to do with the sound buffer? Hmm... Here's the code (based on the above):

Dim objTTS
Set objTTS = CreateObject("Speech.VoiceText")
objTTS.Register "", wscript.scriptname
objTTS.Speak "Hello Vee Bee Script World!", 1
msgbox "Hello Vee Bee Script World!", vbInformation + vbOkOnly, "Hello!"

06-18-2003	#4 (permalink)
etM Registered Member Join Date: Jun 2003 Location: Florida, somewhere near JamLando Posts: 2	speech I had an issue as well, but it was with getting the script to actually speak when executed as stand-alone. I put a message box in there to confirm some variables, and - there was the voice. That's how I'm pullin' the voice out of VBScript, with a message box. I haven't investigated the mechanics of it yet , I was just curiouse to try it out. Maybe it has something to do with the sound buffer? Hmm... Here's the code (based on the above): Dim objTTS Set objTTS = CreateObject("Speech.VoiceText") objTTS.Register "", wscript.scriptname objTTS.Speak "Hello Vee Bee Script World!", 1 msgbox "Hello Vee Bee Script World!", vbInformation + vbOkOnly, "Hello!" Last edited by etM : 06-18-2003 at 11:35 PM.