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1. Example: A Spoken Hello, World Using the Microsoft Speech API

If the code example uses controls, use the Toolbox to add them to Form1. Double-click on Form1 to display the code. Select the example code from the documentation and copy (Ctl-C). Select all code in Form1 and paste (Ctl-V). Adding a reference to SAPI. From the Project menu, click References. In the References list box, select Microsoft Speech Object Library. About the Examples.

Example: A Spoken Hello, World Using the Microsoft Speech API

Once you've either referenced the Microsoft Speech Object Library in Visual Studio .NET, or run the TLBIMP.EXE utility on SAPI.DLL, you're ready to write the code that uses this COM component. This can be done with these two steps:

1. Type the following code either in a Visual Studio .NET project or in your favorite text editor.

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   Because Visual C++ .NET projects do not provide a mechanism for referencing COM components, TLBIMP.EXE needs to be used to create SpeechLib.dll regardless of whether or not you use Visual Studio .NET.

2. Compile and run the code (and listen to the voice). Feel free to have some more fun with the Speech API. You'll find that interacting with it is easy after you've gotten this far.

Notice the differences between the C#, Visual Basic .NET, and C++ versions of the same program. For example, the C# and C++ calls to Speak use two parameters but the same call in VB .NET has just one parameter. That's because the second parameter is optional, yet C# and C++ do not support optional parameters. Instead, a value must always be passed. Also notice that the C++ program instantiates SpVoiceClass instead of SpVoice as the others do. In this case, the C# and VB .NET compilers are doing some extra work behind-the-scenes to enable the user to work with a class that has the same name as the original COM coclass. More information about this extra work is given in the next chapter, 'An In-Depth Look at Imported Assemblies.'

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