MapPoint plus speech for NetStumbler 0.4 - Page 3

Foxx373 · 04-30-2004

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Originally Posted by tpeer

If you have downloaded the MS Speech SDK 5, you should have more voices. I have modified the script to allow you to change the voice. In your registry find \HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Speech\Voic es\Tokens - that should give you a list of voices you can set, it starts at 0, not 1. Change the line ~Set TTS.voice = TTS.getvoices().item(X) ' 20040429a~ where X equals the number of the voice you want.

I also changed it to add "is Open" for non-WEP and "is Closed" for WEP APs. This is controlled by the AddWEP flag.

Enjoy

Ted

I installed MS Speech SDK 5, and it completely killed my speech engines. The Speech Control Pannel would not load, and anything that tries to access TTS stops responding. Hell, after something tries to access TTS, i cant even shut down the system....

Madhadder · 04-30-2004

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Originally Posted by Foxx373

I installed MS Speech SDK 5, and it completely killed my speech engines. The Speech Control Pannel would not load, and anything that tries to access TTS stops responding. Hell, after something tries to access TTS, i cant even shut down the system....

To quote Microsoft:

This is not a bug. It's a "Feature"

tpeer · 04-30-2004

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Originally Posted by tpeer

Um, I didn't upload the new version, sorry.

I will get it up here later today.

Ted

Finally. Here it is. Allows you to switch voice, and add wep status to the end of the SSID.

Laidback · 04-30-2004

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Originally Posted by pforkes

I'm using MapPoint 2004.

I (eventually) this script to work (if I knew how then I'd write out step by step instructions).

However, when the car's position moves out of the current view in MapPoint then it disappears off the screen and you have no idea where it (or you) are.

Is this supposed to happen or is it addressable?

Peter

Yeah, that's what I meant when I put down the waffle about OnEnableScan().....

I had to change the script, to get the map to re-centre, by adding 'IsScanning = True' right under 'Initialized = True' in the Sub Initialize() section.

pforkes · 05-01-2004

OK, so I'm getting there one step at a time.

I find that if I change the display resolution in MapPoint (ie the size oif the geographical area displayed by MapPoint to be, say, the highest resolution by clicking on the '+' on the slider bar) then as soon as it does a redrwa it goes back to the original resolution. Is this changeable?

Peter

Laidback · 05-01-2004

Quote:

Originally Posted by pforkes

OK, so I'm getting there one step at a time.

I find that if I change the display resolution in MapPoint (ie the size oif the geographical area displayed by MapPoint to be, say, the highest resolution by clicking on the '+' on the slider bar) then as soon as it does a redrwa it goes back to the original resolution. Is this changeable?

Peter

I don't think it's possible through the script and I've no idea where the default zoom level is set! I've been searching and saw that the guys who wrote the old tracking scripts (couple of years ago) seemed to have the same problem.

Buster · 05-02-2004

The zooming thing really annoyed me to I took this: Thread and tried my best to add the speech to it.

I know too little about VBScript to do much, but zooming worked in the original (and still does).

Maybe someone that knows what they are doing can improve on it.

Buster

Laidback · 05-03-2004

Quote:

Originally Posted by Buster

The zooming thing really annoyed me to I took this: Thread and tried my best to add the speech to it.

I know too little about VBScript to do much, but zooming worked in the original (and still does).

Maybe someone that knows what they are doing can improve on it.

Buster

Try this...requires a file named 'zoomcontrol.txt' in the netstumbler folder.

Buster · 05-03-2004

It looks like you did the opposite of what I did.

I put the speach in trackns, and you put the zooming in nsmappoint.txt.

I'll have to give it a try on my way home from work.

Madhadder · 05-03-2004

Perhaps, one of these days somebody can put all the different scripts into
1 single script, and use a "WhateverON = True" statements to tune all the
diff. functions..

FLECOM · 05-03-2004

Quote:

Originally Posted by Madhadder

Perhaps, one of these days somebody can put all the different scripts into
1 single script, and use a "WhateverON = True" statements to tune all the
diff. functions..

that will be a great day

Laidback · 05-04-2004

Quote:

Originally Posted by Laidback

Try this...requires a file named 'zoomcontrol.txt' in the netstumbler folder.

Merged what I did with tpeers script.

So now you can ...
Use it without MapPoint
Turn off signal strength sounds
Change the voice
Add open & closed on to the end of AP name
Should keep you on the map (re-centre)
And, by using zoomcontrol.txt file, will let you zoom in & out

Madhadder · 05-04-2004

Quote:

Originally Posted by Laidback

Merged what I did with tpeers script.

So now you can ...
Use it without MapPoint
Turn off signal strength sounds
Change the voice
Add open & closed on to the end of AP name
Should keep you on the map (re-centre)
And, by using zoomcontrol.txt file, will let you zoom in & out

/me passes over the Bawls... "You Da Man"

pforkes · 05-04-2004

Excitedly I set off with this script believing it to be the panacea. Alas, no.

It doesn't bring up MapPoint 2004 (hence no tracking/zooming)
Now Norton AntiVirus believes it to be a malicious script (every two seconds, or so , when it scans again for a WAP).
Also, I have AT&T Natural Voices 1.4 installed (which was using "Crystal's" voice quite nicely). Now it uses "Mike's" voice and over-rides the default settings.

On the positive side, it does add '...is closed' and '...is open' to the end of each announcement

Quote:

Originally Posted by Laidback

Merged what I did with tpeers script.

So now you can ...
Use it without MapPoint
Turn off signal strength sounds
Change the voice
Add open & closed on to the end of AP name
Should keep you on the map (re-centre)
And, by using zoomcontrol.txt file, will let you zoom in & out

iceburn68 · 05-04-2004

Quote:

Originally Posted by pforkes

Excitedly I set off with this script believing it to be the panacea. Alas, no.

It doesn't bring up MapPoint 2004 (hence no tracking/zooming)
Now Norton AntiVirus believes it to be a malicious script (every two seconds, or so , when it scans again for a WAP).
Also, I have AT&T Natural Voices 1.4 installed (which was using "Crystal's" voice quite nicely). Now it uses "Mike's" voice and over-rides the default settings.

On the positive side, it does add '...is closed' and '...is open' to the end of each announcement

I tried it out to try and remedy your problems and I'm affraid your right. At first it didn't open mappoint, but that was without my gps plugged in. Once it had gps, it opened MapPoint and a flood of Norton Boxes. You were def right about that! I'm gonna look into it some more and I'll get back to u . . .

05-01-2004	#35 (permalink)
pforkes Registered Member Join Date: Apr 2002 Location: Santa Cruz, CA Posts: 25	Should I be able to change the MapPoint display resolution? OK, so I'm getting there one step at a time. I find that if I change the display resolution in MapPoint (ie the size oif the geographical area displayed by MapPoint to be, say, the highest resolution by clicking on the '+' on the slider bar) then as soon as it does a redrwa it goes back to the original resolution. Is this changeable? Peter

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Madhadder General "Noob Basher" Join Date: Apr 2002 Location: Munich, Germany Posts: 1,620	Perhaps, one of these days somebody can put all the different scripts into 1 single script, and use a "WhateverON = True" statements to tune all the diff. functions.. __________________ Legends may sleep, but they never die!!!!

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05-03-2004	#39 (permalink)
Buster Registered Member Join Date: Apr 2004 Posts: 4	It looks like you did the opposite of what I did. I put the speach in trackns, and you put the zooming in nsmappoint.txt. I'll have to give it a try on my way home from work.