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TEXT TO SPEECH CHANGES
Currently my text to speech config reads ONLY LETTERS if the letters are
CAPITALs(IE when it come to the word ABLE, it speaks A B L E how can I change the setting to make the system say "able" Thanks |
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TEXT TO SPEECH CHANGES
Enter this small macro:
Sub Macro1() For n = 1 To 100 Cells(n, 1).Speak Next n End Sub And it should "say" whatever text you enter in A1 thru A100 -- Gary's Student "pcor" wrote: Currently my text to speech config reads ONLY LETTERS if the letters are CAPITALs(IE when it come to the word ABLE, it speaks A B L E how can I change the setting to make the system say "able" Thanks |
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Thanks for the input but I guess I did not make myself very clear.
Using the "SPEAK ON ENTER" mode the voice does read back what is hilighted. The trouble is that if I have the word BASKET(all in caps) the voice says it sees a " B" then a "A" then a "S"...you get the drift. But if I spell the word "Basket"(not all caps), the voice does say "basket" Is there a way to configute the text to voice function? Thanks "Gary''s Student" wrote: Enter this small macro: Sub Macro1() For n = 1 To 100 Cells(n, 1).Speak Next n End Sub And it should "say" whatever text you enter in A1 thru A100 -- Gary's Student "pcor" wrote: Currently my text to speech config reads ONLY LETTERS if the letters are CAPITALs(IE when it come to the word ABLE, it speaks A B L E how can I change the setting to make the system say "able" Thanks |
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I don't have a guess, but I did try this in xl2003 and it spoke the words for
me--no matter how the text was capitalized (both in code or via the user interface). I looked through the help (and under tools|options) and didn't find a way to change any of those settings. I do use a USA dictionary--I don't know if that has any affect, though. pcor wrote: Thanks for the input but I guess I did not make myself very clear. Using the "SPEAK ON ENTER" mode the voice does read back what is hilighted. The trouble is that if I have the word BASKET(all in caps) the voice says it sees a " B" then a "A" then a "S"...you get the drift. But if I spell the word "Basket"(not all caps), the voice does say "basket" Is there a way to configute the text to voice function? Thanks "Gary''s Student" wrote: Enter this small macro: Sub Macro1() For n = 1 To 100 Cells(n, 1).Speak Next n End Sub And it should "say" whatever text you enter in A1 thru A100 -- Gary's Student "pcor" wrote: Currently my text to speech config reads ONLY LETTERS if the letters are CAPITALs(IE when it come to the word ABLE, it speaks A B L E how can I change the setting to make the system say "able" Thanks -- Dave Peterson |
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