Re: DECTalk dBase demo program??

From: Hoff Hoffman (hoff_at_hp.nospam)
Date: 01/26/04

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    In article <_OhLb.38966$AAe1.37883@news01.bloor.is.net.cable.rogers.com>, "Happy Canuck" <Happy_canuck@canada.com> writes:
    :There was a demo program for DECtalk, written using dBase if I remember
    :correctly. You could demo the various voices, the context capabilities and
    :even the 'singing' ability (Hello Dolly, Roll Out the Barrel).

      There are a number of different DECtalk models around, some newer and
      some older. I am reasonably familiar with DTC01 DECtalk-I and DTC03
      DECtalk-III models as well as with the DECvoice stuff -- it has been
      years, however -- and am less familiar with the newer DECtalk models.

      What DECtalk programming, documentation, and support material I have
      available (that can be released) has been included on various of the
      older OpenVMS Freeware distributions -- the directory name is often
      DECtalk, but the contents can differ. The three most recent Freeware
      distributions (4, 5, and 6) are at:

        www.hp.com/go/openvms/freeware

      The folks running the Encompass (formerly DECUS) software library likely
      also have various Freeware distributions -- and potentially also DECnet
      materials -- posted for downloads.

        www.encompassus.com

      For related DECtalk information, check with the folks over at the URL:

        www.fonix.com

      There have been discussions of DECtalk materials, songs and such here
      and in other newsgroups. You might want to try searching the newsgroup
      archives, in other words.

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