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| Title | Use the VoiceText library to read numbers to the user in Visual Basic 6 |
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| Description | This example shows how to use the VoiceText library to read numbers to the user in Visual Basic 6. |
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| Keywords | voice, audio, VoiceText, read numbers |
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| Categories | Miscellany, API, Multimedia |
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Thanks to Nihar Mody.
To use this example, you must have the VoiceText library installed. Note that there are other free text-to-voice libraries available.
The code simply creates a VTxtAuto object and calls its Speak method, passing it the text to read.
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Dim oVoice As VTxtAuto.VTxtAuto
Private Sub Command1_Click()
oVoice.Speak Text1.Text, vtxtst_READING
End Sub
Private Sub Form_Load()
'get instance of Voice object and register it
Set oVoice = New VTxtAuto.VTxtAuto
oVoice.Register App.Title, App.EXEName
End Sub
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