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Carefree Posted - 07 December 2024 : 12:47:34
I'm trying to use a MS voice from a vbscript ASP file, run on a local host application. Here's the affected section of code:


Dim speaks, speech
		speaks = rsD("Bee")
		Set Girl = CreateObject("SAPI.spVoice")
		Set Girl.Voice = Girl.GetVoices.Item(0)
		Girl.Rate = 3
		Girl.Speak "<pitch absmiddle = '8'/>" & speaks
		If Err.Description > "" Then Response.Write	Err.Description


I'm getting a "Class Not Registered" result. but if I use the code in a stand-alone .vbs file (with the value of 'speaks' specified), it works fine. My best guess is that it's related to permissions, but I haven't been able to set any that work.
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Etymon Posted - 01 July 2025 : 21:55:54
Carefree Posted - 01 July 2025 : 12:29:34
Vascular and neurological surgeons vetoed the carotid surgery, risk factors outweighed benefit in their opinion. Now back in the Philippines. The VA did another review of my various conditions (including complex apnea) and decided (what a surprise) that nothing in the 1780 pages of medical records during my military career had anything to do with any ailments I now experience. Complex apnea is another thriller, because now my brain no longer tells my lungs to breathe. My cardio surgeon is recommending a pace maker because when my brain next decides to no longer talk to my heart, it will be too late for surgery.
Etymon Posted - 24 June 2025 : 00:51:26
quote:
Originally posted by Carefree

They have delayed the carotid artery surgery because they need to operate on my heart first. Ahh, old age is a wonderful thing.



Keep us up to date on your progress. I hope you fair excellent through it all!

Also, you mentioned some time ago that you had a modded forum. I'm still interested in it if you still have it available. Thanks either way. You contributed a lot to the community already through the years.
HuwR Posted - 01 May 2025 : 06:14:29
[quote]They have delayed the carotid artery surgery because they need to operate on my heart first. Ahh, old age is a wonderful thing.[/quote=Originally posted by Carefree]
It certainly is
Carefree Posted - 26 April 2025 : 12:03:11
They have delayed the carotid artery surgery because they need to operate on my heart first. Ahh, old age is a wonderful thing.
HuwR Posted - 08 April 2025 : 10:38:04
[quote]Still alive, but too blasted old to do any kicking. Had a massive heart attack, followed by heart surgery last year. Now they need to reopen me and replace a heart valve, then they're going to cut open both carotid arteries and put tubes up into my brain. Doesn't that sound like fun? Because of the temporary strokes and seizures that persist in bothering me, the odds of a successful surgery are 11%. But the odds of continuing to survive without it are less.[/quote=Originally posted by Carefree]

Good luck for the surgery, hope all goes well.
Carefree Posted - 04 April 2025 : 08:59:05
[quote]This any help?

https://simon.rozman.si/computers/iis/sapi5-on-iis[/quote=Originally posted by HuwR]

Not sure yet, testing.
Carefree Posted - 04 April 2025 : 08:57:36
Still alive, but too blasted old to do any kicking. Had a massive heart attack, followed by heart surgery last year. Now they need to reopen me and replace a heart valve, then they're going to cut open both carotid arteries and put tubes up into my brain. Doesn't that sound like fun? Because of the temporary strokes and seizures that persist in bothering me, the odds of a successful surgery are 11%. But the odds of continuing to survive without it are less.
HuwR Posted - 21 January 2025 : 15:38:03
[quote]You guys are still kicking around? Howdy! [/quote=Originally posted by Etymon]
Yes, still kicking around
Etymon Posted - 20 January 2025 : 17:07:01
You guys are still kicking around? Howdy!
HuwR Posted - 11 December 2024 : 07:55:27
This any help?

https://simon.rozman.si/computers/iis/sapi5-on-iis

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