by OldGuy » 23 Jul 2019, 22:28
I can't recall where I got this, but I have had it on the desktop of my laptop since 2014. It is a just for fun thing to have and confuse others. I had one guy who frequently stopped by my workstation to interrupt what I was doing. I used this file to say "Can't you see I'm working? What the heck do you want now?" to shock him and chase him away.
It is just a little text file, but when saved on your computer desktop and click on it, it opens a single line text file. You type in whatever you want to say and click on it and your computer speaks the line you typed. You can carry on a conversation using your computer to speak for you by opening the file and entering a new line as you need it.
I've opened the file a dozen or more times all at once so I can just enter each line as needed. I have even entered my anticipated responses for a whole conversation in advance so I can just click from one to the next without waiting for each line to be typed during the conversation.
Some computers come with a male voice and some with a female voice. Which is yours?This is the file to copy and save. I saved my own file as good morning.vbs
You can put whatever you want in that space for your own file name, with the same vbs extension.
(That is a vbscript script file)
Dim message, sapi
message=InputBox("Good Morning.")
Set sapi=CreateObject("sapi.spvoice")
sapi.Speak message
I can't recall where I got this, but I have had it on the desktop of my laptop since 2014. It is a just for fun thing to have and confuse others. I had one guy who frequently stopped by my workstation to interrupt what I was doing. I used this file to say "Can't you see I'm working? What the heck do you want now?" to shock him and chase him away. :lol:
It is just a little text file, but when saved on your computer desktop and click on it, it opens a single line text file. You type in whatever you want to say and click on it and your computer speaks the line you typed. You can carry on a conversation using your computer to speak for you by opening the file and entering a new line as you need it.
I've opened the file a dozen or more times all at once so I can just enter each line as needed. I have even entered my anticipated responses for a whole conversation in advance so I can just click from one to the next without waiting for each line to be typed during the conversation.
[b]Some computers come with a male voice and some with a female voice. Which is yours?[/b]
This is the file to copy and save. I saved my own file as good morning.vbs
You can put whatever you want in that space for your own file name, with the same vbs extension.
(That is a vbscript script file)
Dim message, sapi
message=InputBox("Good Morning.")
Set sapi=CreateObject("sapi.spvoice")
sapi.Speak message