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Re: Bonneville costs... and .Wav files



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> Does anyone know of a program that will permit one to record their own voice
> into a .wav file, then call this program/wav file up from a DLL type
> command?  I see Text to Speech  (TTS) stuff around, but no audio recordable
> .wav programs so far on the search engines.

Windows comes with a rudimentary sound recorder which, if it's
installed, should be under Accessories/Multimedia. Most sound cards come
with better recording and mixing utilities. You've probably got all you
need on your HD or on a CD or floppy somewhere.

TS4 will play .wav files with the playsound command......

  if whatever then condition1 = playsound("c:\mywav.wav");

or

  var: buysound(false);
  if whatever then buysound = playsound("c:\buynow.wav");

TS4 is 16 bit so you need to keep the directory names and file names of
the wav files down to 8 characters or less.

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   Dennis