Convert text to speech without any software
Now Convert text to speech in XP without any software using small tweak
Now no need to buy or download any software to convert text to voice
Even no need to open Control Panel again and again
Try this little trick
Open a new notepad file and copy the following code :
Dim msg, sapiNow save this file with any name with .vbs extension like yourname.vbs
msg=InputBox("Enter your text","Talk it")
Set sapi=CreateObject("sapi.spvoice")
sapi.Speak msg
Now open this file and you wil see a text box prompting for text. Enter your text and click OK .Now you can hear it :D
its just a shortcut way and quick way to convert text to speech
Note : I have tested it only in windows XP , if it works in any other version of Windows , kindly mention here :)
13 comments:
Wow, that is really cool. It sucks that I just got a Vista and this doesn't work on it.
For the Vista users out there, do a system search for "narrator." Vista computers have a narration software built right in.
That's quite cool. I don't have any use for it myself (I'm a fast enough typer) but that would be so useful for people who had a transcribing business. I love transcribing, maybe I should start a transcribing business... ;)
Whoa. How on earth did you find out about this? It's prank call time :D
It doesn't work for me :-(
It's amazing some of the little tricks and features in windows that are almost totally undocumented. Makes you wonder what else you can do with the right bits of code!
Nice tip!
This is a pretty slick tip. Don't know how practical it is, but its cool nonetheless.
It's amazing, I didn't know about this.
I really like the way this script do the thing.
I'll try it by the way.
regards,
This is a very cool trick. I have no idea what I could use it for. I'll have to find some reason.
its amazing its very useful posting
Thanks for sharing
It's amazing, I didn't know about this.
Thanks for sharing
Wow what a great information..!!
Is it really happening or not?
Nice tip to play with. But if you really want to get serious about using TTS for learning and having fun at the same time, check this out: http://www.vocamedia.com
Hello. I'm glad I have an XP version of Windows. I was kind of amazed when I tried this one. I thought you still need a software or an application to convert it. Thanks a lot for sharing this! Great post really!
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