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- .DIC file
- .DIC file
- .DOC files,
- Speaking text with the DECtalk TTS Server
- .DOC files, speaking with Word macro
- Speaking text with the DECtalk TTS Server
- .TAB file,
- .TAB file
- Building a User Dictionary
- .TAB file, creating
- Building a User Dictionary
- .WAV file
- Saving text as a .WAV file from the DECtalk Speak Applet
- :dv command options
- Lax Breathiness, lx
- Laryngealization, la
- Nopen Fixed, nf
- Baseline Fall, bf
- Design Voice [:dv] Command
- Hat Rise, hr
- Head Size, hs
- Stress Rise, sr
- Breathiness, br
- Assertiveness, as
- Richness, ri
- Quickness, qu
- Sex, sx
- Average Pitch, ap, and Pitch Range, pr
- Smoothness, sm
- Loudness, g5
- Higher Formants, f4, f5, b4, and b5
- Sound Source Gains, gv, gh, gf, and gn
- Cascade Vocal Tract Gains, g1, g2, g3, and g4
A
- abbreviations
- DECtalk Software In-Line Commands: Overview
- additional syntax rules for DECtalk Software in-line commands
- Additional Syntax Rules for DECtalk Software In-line Commands
- allocate system resources
- The Core API Calls
- allophones,
- Phonemic Symbols Table
- allophones, definition
- allophone
- allophones, phonemic symbols for
- Phonemic Symbols Table
- ap option
- Average Pitch, ap, and Pitch Range, pr
- API calls,
- TextToSpeechReturnBuffer
- TextToSpeechGetCaps
- TextToSpeechUnloadUserDictionary
- Introduction to the DECtalk Software API
- TextToSpeechGetRate
- TextToSpeechSync
- TextToSpeechGetSpeaker
- Audio Output Control Calls
- TextToSpeechGetStatus
- Blocking Synchronization Call
- TextToSpeechLoadUserDictionary
- Control and Status Calls
- TextToSpeechVersionEx
- Special Text-To-Speech Modes
- TextToSpeechOpenInMemory
- TextToSpeechCloseInMemory
- TextToSpeechOpenLogFile
- TextToSpeechCloseLogFile
- TextToSpeechOpenWaveOutFile
- TextToSpeechEnumLangs
- TextToSpeechPause
- The Core API Calls
- TextToSpeechReset
- TextToSpeechVersion
- TextToSpeechResume
- TextToSpeechStartup (UNIX only)
- TextToSpeechStartupEx
- TextToSpeechAddBuffer
- TextToSpeechCloseLang
- TextToSpeechCloseWaveOutFile
- TextToSpeechTyping
- TextToSpeechGetFeatures
- TextToSpeechGetLanguage
- TextToSpeechSelectLang
- TextToSpeechSetLanguage
- TextToSpeechSetRate
- TextToSpeechSetSpeaker
- TextToSpeechShutdown
- TextToSpeechSpeak
- TextToSpeechStartLang
- TextToSpeechStartup (Windows only)
- API calls, audio output control
- Audio Output Control Calls
- API calls, blocking synchronization
- Blocking Synchronization Call
- API calls, control
- Control and Status Calls
- API calls, core calls
- The Core API Calls
- API calls, introduction
- Introduction to the DECtalk Software API
- API calls, special Text-To-Speech modes
- Special Text-To-Speech Modes
- API calls, status
- Control and Status Calls
- API calls, TextToSpeechAddBuffer
- TextToSpeechAddBuffer
- API calls, TextToSpeechCloseInMemory
- TextToSpeechCloseInMemory
- API calls, TextToSpeechCloseLang
- TextToSpeechCloseLang
- API calls, TextToSpeechCloseLogFile
- TextToSpeechCloseLogFile
- API calls, TextToSpeechCloseWaveOutFile
- TextToSpeechCloseWaveOutFile
- API calls, TextToSpeechEnumLangs
- TextToSpeechEnumLangs
- API calls, TextToSpeechGetCaps
- TextToSpeechGetCaps
- API calls, TextToSpeechGetFeatures
- TextToSpeechGetFeatures
- API calls, TextToSpeechGetLanguage
- TextToSpeechGetLanguage
- API calls, TextToSpeechGetRate
- TextToSpeechGetRate
- API calls, TextToSpeechGetSpeaker
- TextToSpeechGetSpeaker
- API calls, TextToSpeechGetStatus
- TextToSpeechGetStatus
- API calls, TextToSpeechLoadUserDictionary
- TextToSpeechLoadUserDictionary
- API calls, TextToSpeechOpenInMemory
- TextToSpeechOpenInMemory
- API calls, TextToSpeechOpenLogFile
- TextToSpeechOpenLogFile
- API calls, TextToSpeechOpenWaveOutFile
- TextToSpeechOpenWaveOutFile
- API calls, TextToSpeechPause
- TextToSpeechPause
- API calls, TextToSpeechReset
- TextToSpeechReset
- API calls, TextToSpeechResume
- TextToSpeechResume
- API calls, TextToSpeechReturnBuffer
- TextToSpeechReturnBuffer
- API calls, TextToSpeechSelectLang
- TextToSpeechSelectLang
- API calls, TextToSpeechSetLanguage
- TextToSpeechSetLanguage
- API calls, TextToSpeechSetRate
- TextToSpeechSetRate
- API calls, TextToSpeechSetSpeaker
- TextToSpeechSetSpeaker
- API calls, TextToSpeechShutdown
- TextToSpeechShutdown
- API calls, TextToSpeechSpeak
- TextToSpeechSpeak
- API calls, TextToSpeechStartLang
- TextToSpeechStartLang
- API calls, TextToSpeechStartup (UNIX only)
- TextToSpeechStartup (UNIX only)
- API calls, TextToSpeechStartup (Windows only)
- TextToSpeechStartup (Windows only)
- API calls, TextToSpeechStartupEx
- TextToSpeechStartupEx
- API calls, TextToSpeechSync
- TextToSpeechSync
- API calls, TextToSpeechTyping
- TextToSpeechTyping
- API calls, TextToSpeechUnloadUserDictionary
- TextToSpeechUnloadUserDictionary
- API calls, TextToSpeechVersion
- TextToSpeechVersion
- API calls, TextToSpeechVersionEx
- TextToSpeechVersionEx
- applet, definition
- applet
- application development,
- Developing an Electronic Mail-Reading Application
- Avoiding Common Errors
- application development, common errors
- Avoiding Common Errors
- application development, developing an electronic mail application
- Developing an Electronic Mail-Reading Application
- Application Programmer
- Application Programmer
- arpabet
- arpabet
- as option
- Assertiveness, as
- Assertiveness (as option)
- Assertiveness, as
- Audio Output control calls
- Audio Output Control Calls
- Average Pitch (ap option)
- Average Pitch, ap, and Pitch Range, pr
B
- Baseline Fall (bf option)
- Baseline Fall, bf
- Betty
- Definitions of DECtalk Software Voices
- bf option
- Baseline Fall, bf
- boundary, clause
- clause boundary
- br option
- Breathiness, br
- Breathiness (br option)
- Breathiness, br
- buffer messages
- Buffer Messages
- building a User Dictionary
- Building a User Dictionary
C
- callback
- Phoneme Notifications
- Callback routines,
- Callback Routine Example
- Callback Routines and Window Procedures
- Callback routines, defined in startup calls
- Callback Routines and Window Procedures
- Callback routines, example
- Callback Routine Example
- calls,
- DECtalk Software API Calls
- Cascade Vocal Tract Gains (g1 through g4 options)
- Cascade Vocal Tract Gains, g1, g2, g3, and g4
- changing output speed,
- Changing the speaking rate from the Sample Applet
- Changing the speaking rate from the DECtalk Speak Applet
- Editing a text file from the Sample Applet
- changing output speed, from the Sample applet
- Changing the speaking rate from the Sample Applet
- Editing a text file from the Sample Applet
- changing output speed, from the Speak applet
- Changing the speaking rate from the DECtalk Speak Applet
- changing relative gains and avoiding overloads
- Changing Relative Gains and Avoiding Overloads
- changing the speaking rate from the Sample applet
- Changing the speaking rate from the Sample Applet
- changing voices,
- Changing voices using DECtalk Software in-line commands
- Editing a text file and playing selected segements from the DECtalk Speak Applet
- Changing Voice Selections
- Changing voices using the Voice menu
- changing voices, from the Speak applet
- Editing a text file and playing selected segements from the DECtalk Speak Applet
- changing voices, overview
- Changing Voice Selections
- changing voices, using DECtalk Software in-line commands
- Changing voices using DECtalk Software in-line commands
- clause,
- Clause-Based Synthesis
- clause, boundary
- clause boundary
- clause, defined
- Clause-Based Synthesis
- clause, mode
- clause mode
- clause, terminator
- Clause-Based Synthesis
- clause terminator
- clause-based synthesis
- Clause-Based Synthesis
- closing a language
- Closing a Language
- comma in-line command
- Comma Pause [:comma]
- comma pause
- comma pause
- Comma Pause [:comma] in-line command
- Comma Pause [:comma]
- comma pause duration,
- Adjusting Period and Comma Pause Durations
- command names
- DECtalk Software In-Line Commands: Overview
- command-line applet
- Using the Say Command-Line Applet
- compiling, user dictionary
- Saving and Compiling the User Dictionary
- components
- Components
- configuring the Text-To-Speech server
- To launch and configure the DECtalk Software Text-To-Speech Server
- consonants, phonemic symbols for
- Phonemic Symbols Table
- Control calls,
- Control and Status Calls
- cp in-line command
- Comma Pause [:comma]
- customizing, DECtalk Software voices
- Customizing a DECtalk Software Voice
D
- DAPI,
- Introduction to the DECtalk Software API
- DDE applications, running DECtalk from
- Running DECtalk Software from Other Applications
- DECtalk Software,
- DECtalk Software Dictionaries
- DECtalk Software APIs
- DECtalk Software Singing "Happy Birthday"
- DECtalk Software In-Line Commands
- DECtalk Software, APIs
- DECtalk Software APIs
- DECtalk Software, Dictionaries
- DECtalk Software Dictionaries
- DECtalk Software, in-line commands
- DECtalk Software In-Line Commands
- DECtalk Software, singing "Happy Birthday"
- DECtalk Software Singing "Happy Birthday"
- DECtalk voices,
- Changing Gender and Head Size
- Definitions of DECtalk Software Voices
- DECtalk voices, changing gender
- Changing Gender and Head Size
- DECtalk voices, changing head size
- Changing Gender and Head Size
- DECtalk voices, defined
- Definitions of DECtalk Software Voices
- DECtalk,
- Speaking a file using the Sample Applet
- Introduction to the DECtalk Software API
- Editing a text file and playing selected segements from the DECtalk Speak Applet
- Developing an Electronic Mail-Reading Application
- Customizing a DECtalk Software Voice
- Changing Voice Selections
- What's New in DECtalk Software V4.4 Reference?
- What's New in DECtalk Software V4.3?
- Speaking a file using Drag and Drop
- DECtalk Software In-Line Commands: Overview
- DECtalk Software API Calls
- Building a User Dictionary
- Using the Say Command-Line Applet
- Text-Tuning Example
- DECtalk Software Reference Tables
- What's New in DECtalk Software V4.4?
- What's New in DECtalk V4.4 Programming?
- DECtalk, API calls
- DECtalk Software API Calls
- DECtalk, API introduction
- Introduction to the DECtalk Software API
- DECtalk, applets
- DECtalk Applet Contents
- DECtalk, Audio output control calls
- Audio Output Control Calls
- DECtalk, changing voice selections
- Changing Voice Selections
- DECtalk, customizing a voice
- Customizing a DECtalk Software Voice
- DECtalk, developing an application
- Developing an Electronic Mail-Reading Application
- DECtalk, in-line commands
- DECtalk Software In-Line Commands: Overview
- DECtalk, new features
- What's New in DECtalk Software V4.3?
- What's New in DECtalk Software V4.4 Reference?
- What's New in DECtalk Software V4.4?
- What's New in DECtalk V4.4 Programming?
- DECtalk, optimizing a spoken file
- Text-Tuning Example
- DECtalk, Reference Tables
- DECtalk Software Reference Tables
- DECtalk, running the Sample applet
- Speaking a file using the Sample Applet
- DECtalk, running the SAY command-line applet
- Using the Say Command-Line Applet
- DECtalk, running the Speak applet
- Editing a text file and playing selected segements from the DECtalk Speak Applet
- DECtalk, running the User Dictionary applet
- Building a User Dictionary
- DECtalk, starting with drag and drop
- Speaking a file using Drag and Drop
- DECtalk_Visual_Message
- Phoneme Notifications
- Default Locations for Dictionaries
- Default Locations for Dictionaries
- Dennis
- Definitions of DECtalk Software Voices
- Design Voice [:dv] command
- Design Voice [:dv] Command
- Design Voice options
- Design Voice [:dv] Command
- Dial Tones [:dial]
- Dial Tones [:dial]
- Dial Tones [:dial] in-line command
- Dial Tones [:dial]
- Dictionary (UNIX),
- Loading the User Dictionary (UNIX)
- Creating a User Dictionary (UNIX)
- Loading the Main Dictionary (UNIX)
- Dictionary Calls (UNIX only)
- Dictionary (UNIX), creating
- Creating a User Dictionary (UNIX)
- Dictionary (UNIX), loading the Main Dictionary
- Loading the Main Dictionary (UNIX)
- Dictionary (UNIX), loading the User Dictionary
- Loading the User Dictionary (UNIX)
- Dictionary (UNIX), overview
- Dictionary Calls (UNIX only)
- Dictionary (Windows),
- Creating a User Dictionary (Windows)
- Dictionary (Windows), creating
- Creating a User Dictionary (Windows)
- Dictionary Build Tool,
- Overview of the User Dictionary Build Tool
- Dictionary Build Tool, overview
- Overview of the User Dictionary Build Tool
- Dictionary calls,
- Dictionary Calls (Windows only)
- Dictionary Calls (UNIX only)
- Dictionary calls, UNIX
- Dictionary Calls (UNIX only)
- Dictionary calls, Windows
- Dictionary Calls (Windows only)
- Dictionary,
- Building a User Dictionary
- Loading the Main Dictionary (Dynamic Engine)
- Dictionary, building a .tab source file
- Building a User Dictionary
- Dictionary, components of
- Overview of the User Dictionary Build Tool
- Dictionary, loading the Main Dictionary (Windows)
- Loading the Main Dictionary (Dynamic Engine)
- drag and drop to start DECtalk
- Speaking a file using Drag and Drop
- duration
- Adjusting Period and Comma Pause Durations
- dv in-line commands
- Design Voice [:dv] Command
- Dynamic Data Exchange applications, running DECtalk from
- Running DECtalk Software from Other Applications
- dynamic engine
- dynamic engine
E
- editing a text file from the sample applet
- Editing a text file from the Sample Applet
- Email
- Email
- email mode
- Mode [:mode]
- e-mail parser
- Developing an Electronic Mail-Reading Application
- emphatic stress
- emphatic stress
- English (UK)
- English (UK)
- English (US, UK)
- English (US, UK)
- Error [:error] in-line command
- Error [:error]
- error messages
- Error Messages
- errror in-line command
- Error [:error]
- Europe mode
- Mode [:mode]
F
- falling intonation
- falling intonation
- Features and Functions
- Features and Functions
- fixed cycles, number of open
- Nopen Fixed, nf
- flush
- flush
- Frank
- Definitions of DECtalk Software Voices
G
- g1 through g4 options
- Cascade Vocal Tract Gains, g1, g2, g3, and g4
- g5 option
- Loudness, g5
- Gain of aspiration source (gh option)
- Sound Source Gains, gv, gh, gf, and gn
- Gain of frication source (gf option)
- Sound Source Gains, gv, gh, gf, and gn
- Gain of nasalization (gn option)
- Sound Source Gains, gv, gh, gf, and gn
- Gain of voicing source (gv option)
- Sound Source Gains, gv, gh, gf, and gn
- gender, changing
- Changing Gender and Head Size
- General Parsing Rules
- General Parsing Rules
- General User
- General User
- German
- German
- gf option
- Sound Source Gains, gv, gh, gf, and gn
- gh option
- Sound Source Gains, gv, gh, gf, and gn
- gn option
- Sound Source Gains, gv, gh, gf, and gn
- gv option
- Sound Source Gains, gv, gh, gf, and gn
H
- Harry
- Definitions of DECtalk Software Voices
- Hat Rise (hr option)
- Hat Rise, hr
- Head Size (hs option)
- Head Size, hs
- head size, changing
- Changing Gender and Head Size
- Header files,
- Header Files
- Header files, for languages
- Header Files
- Header files, in sample programs
- Header Files
- heuristic
- heuristic
- higher formants, specifying
- Higher Formants, f4, f5, b4, and b5
- highlighting spoken text
- Highlighting Text as it is Spoken
- Homograph tables,
- Homograph Phonetics - (A)
- Homograph Phonetics - (D-G)
- Homograph Phonetics - (S-W)
- Homograph Phonetics - (I-L)
- Homograph Phonetics - (B-C)
- Homograph Phonetics - (M-P)
- Homograph Phonetics - (R)
- Homograph tables, (A)
- Homograph Phonetics - (A)
- Homograph tables, (B-C)
- Homograph Phonetics - (B-C)
- Homograph tables, (D-G)
- Homograph Phonetics - (D-G)
- Homograph tables, (I-L)
- Homograph Phonetics - (I-L)
- Homograph tables, (M-P)
- Homograph Phonetics - (M-P)
- Homograph tables, (R)
- Homograph Phonetics - (R)
- Homograph tables, (S-W)
- Homograph Phonetics - (S-W)
- Homographs,
- Homographs
- homographs, definition
- homograph
- Homographs, overview
- Homographs
- How It Works
- How It Works
- how to do multi-language programming
- How to do Multi-Language Programming
- hr option
- Hat Rise, hr
- hs option
- Head Size, hs
I
- Index Mark [:index mark] in-line command
- Index Mark [:index mark]
- Index Mark command and non-blocking synchronization
- Blocking Synchronization Call
- Index Mark command,
- Blocking Synchronization Call
- Index mark messages
- Index Mark Messages
- Index marker (flag)
- index marker (flag)
- index marks,
- Index Marks for Speech Status
- index marks, used to indicate speech status
- Index Marks for Speech Status
- in-line commands,
- Punctuation [:punct]
- Inserting DECtalk Software In-Line Commands (Syntax Rules)
- Comma Pause [:comma]
- Phoneme Interpretation [:phoneme]
- Changing voices using DECtalk Software in-line commands
- Rate Selection [:rate]
- Say [:say]
- Skip [:skip]
- Sync [:sync]
- Tone [:tone]
- Volume [:volume]
- Using In-Line Commands
- DECtalk Software In-Line Commands: Overview
- Design Voice [:dv] Command
- Period Pause [:period]
- Play Wave Files [:play]
- Pronounce [:pronounce]
- Dial Tones [:dial]
- Error [:error]
- Index Mark [:index mark]
- Log [:log]
- Mode [:mode]
- Name [:name]
- in-line commands, Comma Pause [:comma]
- Comma Pause [:comma]
- in-line commands, Design Voice [:dv}
- Design Voice [:dv] Command
- in-line commands, Dial Tones [:dial]
- Dial Tones [:dial]
- in-line commands, Error [:error]
- Error [:error]
- in-line commands, Index Mark [:index mark]
- Index Mark [:index mark]
- in-line commands, inserting in Sample applet
- Changing voices using DECtalk Software in-line commands
- in-line commands, Log [:log]
- Log [:log]
- in-line commands, Mode [:mode]
- Mode [:mode]
- in-line commands, Name [:name]
- Name [:name]
- in-line commands, overview
- DECtalk Software In-Line Commands: Overview
- in-line commands, Period Pause [:period]
- Period Pause [:period]
- in-line commands, Phoneme Interpretation [:phoneme]
- Phoneme Interpretation [:phoneme]
- in-line commands, play WAVE files [:play]
- Play Wave Files [:play]
- in-line commands, Pronounce [:pronounce]
- Pronounce [:pronounce]
- in-line commands, Punctuation [:punct]
- Punctuation [:punct]
- in-line commands, Rate Selection [:rate]
- Rate Selection [:rate]
- in-line commands, Say [:say]
- Say [:say]
- in-line commands, Skip [:skip]
- Skip [:skip]
- in-line commands, Sync [:sync]
- Sync [:sync]
- in-line commands, syntax rules
- Inserting DECtalk Software In-Line Commands (Syntax Rules)
- in-line commands, Tone [:tone]
- Tone [:tone]
- in-line commands, using
- Using In-Line Commands
- in-line commands, Volume [:volume]
- Volume [:volume]
- Interpreting Punctuation Marks as Punctuation
- Interpreting Punctuation Marks as Punctuation
- Interpreting Punctuation Marks as Words
- Interpreting Punctuation Marks as Words
- intonation,
- Changing Pitch and Intonation
- intonation
- intonation, changing
- Changing Pitch and Intonation
- intonation, control of
- Changing Rhythm, Stress, and Intonation
- intonation, falling
- falling intonation
- Introduction to DECtalk Software
- Introduction to DECtalk Software
K
- Kit
- Definitions of DECtalk Software Voices
L
- la option
- Laryngealization, la
- LANGUAGE_PARAMS_T structure,
- LANGUAGE_PARAMS_T Structure (ttsapi.h)
- languages
- Header Files
- Laryngealization (la option)
- Laryngealization, la
- launch and configure the DECtalk Software Text-To-Speech Server
- To launch and configure the DECtalk Software Text-To-Speech Server
- Lax Breathiness (lx option)
- Lax Breathiness, lx
- letter mode
- letter mode
- list of languages
- Header Files
- loading the Main Dictionary
- Loading the Main Dictionary (Dynamic Engine)
- Loading the Main Dictionary (UNIX)
- Loading the Main Dictionary (Static Engine)
- Loading the Main Dictionary (Static Engine)
- loading the User Dictionary,
- Loading a User Dictionary from the DECtalk Speak Applet
- loading the User Dictionary, from the Speak applet
- Loading a User Dictionary from the DECtalk Speak Applet
- Log [:log] in-line command
- Log [:log]
- log file
- log file
- log file,
- Log-File Mode
- log-file mode
- Log-File Mode
- log-file mode
- Loudness (g5 option)
- Loudness, g5
- LPARAM,
- Error Messages
- Buffer Messages
- Index Mark Messages
- LPARAM, in buffer messages
- Buffer Messages
- LPARAM, in error messages
- Error Messages
- LPARAM, in index mark messages
- Index Mark Messages
- lx option
- Lax Breathiness, lx
M
- macro
- Creating a Word Macro and associating it with a file or template
- macro to run DECtalk with MS Word,
- Creating a Word Macro and associating it with a file or template
- Associating a macro with a toolbar button
- Speaking text with the DECtalk TTS Server
- macro to run DECtalk with MS Word, associating with toolbar
- Associating a macro with a toolbar button
- macro to run DECtalk with MS Word, creating
- Creating a Word Macro and associating it with a file or template
- macro to run DECtalk with MS Word, using to speak text
- Speaking text with the DECtalk TTS Server
- Math characters
- Mode [:mode]
- Math characters, interpretation of
- Mode [:mode]
- math mode
- Mode [:mode]
- memory buffers,
- Initialization of Memory Buffers
- Return of Memory Buffers
- memory buffers, initializing
- Initialization of Memory Buffers
- memory buffers, return of
- Return of Memory Buffers
- messages
- Phoneme Notifications
- Mode [:mode] in-line command
- Mode [:mode]
- mode, clause
- clause mode
- Morpheme
- morpheme
- multi-language programming
- Selecting a Language
- Multi-Language Programming Example
- Starting a Language
- Closing a Language
- musical sounds,
- Tone Table
- musical sounds, coding
- Tone Table
N
- Name [:name] in-line command
- Name [:name]
- name mode
- Mode [:mode]
- names
- DECtalk Software In-Line Commands: Overview
- nb (full female voice)
- Name [:name]
- nd (male voice)
- Name [:name]
- New features,
- What's New in DECtalk Software V4.4 Reference?
- What's New in DECtalk Software V4.4?
- What's New in DECtalk V4.4 Programming?
- What's New in DECtalk Software V4.3?
- New features, Version 4.3
- What's New in DECtalk Software V4.3?
- New features, Version 4.4
- What's New in DECtalk Software V4.4?
- New features, Version 4.4 (programming)
- What's New in DECtalk V4.4 Programming?
- New features, Version 4.4 (reference)
- What's New in DECtalk Software V4.4 Reference?
- nf (aged male voice)
- Name [:name]
- nf option
- Nopen Fixed, nf
- nh (full male voice)
- Name [:name]
- Nopen Fixed (nf option)
- Nopen Fixed, nf
- notification
- Phoneme Notifications
- np (default male voice)
- Name [:name]
- nu (aged female voice)
- Name [:name]
O
- option names
- DECtalk Software In-Line Commands: Overview
- overloads, avoiding
- Changing Relative Gains and Avoiding Overloads
P
- parameters
- Definitions of DECtalk Software Voices
- parser, e-mail
- Developing an Electronic Mail-Reading Application
- Parsing Email
- Parsing Email
- Parsing Punctuation
- Parsing Punctuation
- Paul
- Definitions of DECtalk Software Voices
- pause duration
- Adjusting Period and Comma Pause Durations
- period in-line command
- Period Pause [:period]
- Period pause
- period pause
- Period Pause [:period] in-line command
- Period Pause [:period]
- period pause duration,
- Adjusting Period and Comma Pause Durations
- phoneme
- phoneme
- Phoneme Arpabet command
- phoneme arpabet command
- Phoneme command,
- Inserting DECtalk Software In-Line Commands (Syntax Rules)
- Phoneme command, proper use of bracket
- Inserting DECtalk Software In-Line Commands (Syntax Rules)
- Phoneme Identifiers and Phonemic Symbols - English
- Phoneme Identifiers and Phonemic Symbols - English
- Phoneme Interpretation [:phoneme] in-line command
- Phoneme Interpretation [:phoneme]
- Phoneme Notifications
- Phoneme Notifications
- phoneme string
- phoneme string
- PHONEME_TAG
- Phoneme Notifications
- Phonemes in Unicode Sequence
- Phonemes in Unicode Sequence
- phonemic,
- Phonemic Symbols Table
- Phonemic Symbols
- Phonemic Syntax for Singing
- phonemic mode
- phonemic transcription
- phonemic, mode
- phonemic mode
- phonemic, symbols
- Phonemic Symbols Table
- phonemic, symbols overview
- Phonemic Symbols
- phonemic, syntax for singing
- Phonemic Syntax for Singing
- phonemic,transcription
- phonemic transcription
- phonemicize
- phonemicize
- phrase boundary
- phrase boundary
- Pitch [:pitch]
- Pitch [:pitch]
- pitch control symbols
- pitch control symbols
- pitch numbers,
- Tone Table
- pitch numbers, used to code musical sounds
- Tone Table
- Pitch Range (pr option)
- Average Pitch, ap, and Pitch Range, pr
- pitch,
- Changing Pitch and Intonation
- pitch, changing
- Changing Pitch and Intonation
- play WAVE files [:play] in-line command
- Play Wave Files [:play]
- playing selected text from the Sample applet
- Playing selected text from the Sample Applet
- pr option
- Average Pitch, ap, and Pitch Range, pr
- Preprocessor Rules for Parsing
- Preprocessor Rules for Parsing
- primary stress
- primary stress
- program applets,
- Using the Program Applets to Learn DECtalk Software Basics
- program applets, overview
- Using the Program Applets to Learn DECtalk Software Basics
- Programming Aids
- Programming Aids
- Pronounce [:pronounce] in-line command
- Pronounce [:pronounce]
- proper name
- proper name
- Punctuation
- Punctuation
- Punctuation [:punct] in-line command
- Punctuation [:punct]
Q
- qu option
- Quickness, qu
- quality, optimizing for spoken text
- Optimizing the Quality of Spoken Text
- Quickness (qu option)
- Quickness, qu
R
- Rate Selection [:rate] in-line command
- Rate Selection [:rate]
- rate,
- Editing a text file from the Sample Applet
- Changing the speaking rate from the Sample Applet
- Changing the speaking rate from the DECtalk Speak Applet
- rate, changing from the Sample applet
- Editing a text file from the Sample Applet
- reference tables,
- Homograph Phonetics - (R)
- Homograph Phonetics - (I-L)
- Homograph Phonetics - (S-W)
- DECtalk Software Reference Tables
- Syntactic Symbols
- Homograph Phonetics - (D-G)
- Homograph Phonetics - (A)
- Tone Table
- Homograph Phonetics - (B-C)
- Stress Symbols
- Phonemic Symbols Table
- Homograph Phonetics - (M-P)
- reference tables, homograph phonetics - (A)
- Homograph Phonetics - (A)
- reference tables, homograph phonetics - (B-C)
- Homograph Phonetics - (B-C)
- reference tables, homograph phonetics -(D-G)
- Homograph Phonetics - (D-G)
- reference tables, homograph phonetics -(I-L)
- Homograph Phonetics - (I-L)
- reference tables, homograph phonetics -(M-P)
- Homograph Phonetics - (M-P)
- reference tables, homograph phonetics -(R)
- Homograph Phonetics - (R)
- reference tables, homograph phonetics -(S-W)
- Homograph Phonetics - (S-W)
- reference tables, overview
- DECtalk Software Reference Tables
- reference tables, phonemic symbols
- Phonemic Symbols Table
- reference tables, stress symbols
- Stress Symbols
- reference tables, syntactic symbols
- Syntactic Symbols
- reference tables, tone table
- Tone Table
- Registry Entry Information
- Registry Entry Information
- relative gains,
- Changing Relative Gains and Avoiding Overloads
- relative gains, changing
- Changing Relative Gains and Avoiding Overloads
- resources
- The Core API Calls
- rhythm, control of
- Changing Rhythm, Stress, and Intonation
- ri option
- Richness, ri
- Richness (ri option)
- Richness, ri
- Rita
- Definitions of DECtalk Software Voices
- Rules
- Rules
S
- Sample applet,
- Speaking a file using the Sample Applet
- About the Sample Applet
- Sample applet, description
- About the Sample Applet
- Sample applet, starting
- Speaking a file using the Sample Applet
- Sample Program Applet
- Sample Program Applet
- sample programs,
- Sample Programs (Windows only)
- Shareable Libraries
- sample programs, Windows
- Sample Programs (Windows only)
- Sample programs, building (UNIX)
- Building Sample Programs
- sample programs, Header files (UNIX)
- Header Files
- sample programs, shareable libraries (UNIX)
- Shareable Libraries
- Sample programs, UNIX only
- Sample Programs (UNIX only)
- Save option,
- Save, save
- Save option, specifying
- Save, save
- saving ,
- Saving Changes as Val's Voice
- saving and compiling the User Dictionary
- Saving and Compiling the User Dictionary
- saving changes as Val's voice
- Saving Changes as Val's Voice
- saving text
- Saving text as a .WAV file from the DECtalk Speak Applet
- saving, voice changes
- Saving Changes as Val's Voice
- Say [:say] in-line command
- Say [:say]
- SAY command-line applet,
- Help Options
- Output Options
- Using the Say Command-Line Applet
- Input Options
- Dictionary Options
- SAY command-line applet, dictionary options
- Dictionary Options
- SAY command-line applet, help options
- Help Options
- SAY command-line applet, input options
- Input Options
- SAY command-line applet, output options
- Output Options
- secondary stress
- secondary stress
- selecting a language
- Selecting a Language
- Sex (sx option)
- Sex, sx
- shareable libraries,
- Shareable Libraries
- shareable libraries, UNIX
- Shareable Libraries
- silence phoneme,
- Developing an Electronic Mail-Reading Application
- Phonemic Symbols Table
- silence phonemes
- silence phoneme, definition
- silence phonemes
- silence phoneme, in e-mail application
- Developing an Electronic Mail-Reading Application
- silence phoneme, symbol for
- Phonemic Symbols Table
- singing and musical tones
- Singing and Musical Tones
- Skip [:skip] in-line command
- Skip [:skip]
- sm option
- Smoothness, sm
- Smoothness (sm option)
- Smoothness, sm
- Spanish (Castilian and Latin American)
- Spanish (Castilian and Latin American)
- Speak applet,
- Using the DECtalk Software Speak Applet
- Speak applet, overview
- Using the DECtalk Software Speak Applet
- Speak Program Applet
- Speak Program Applet
- Speaker-definition options,
- Nopen Fixed, nf
- Sound Source Gains, gv, gh, gf, and gn
- Stress Rise, sr
- Cascade Vocal Tract Gains, g1, g2, g3, and g4
- Breathiness, br
- Higher Formants, f4, f5, b4, and b5
- Laryngealization, la
- Hat Rise, hr
- Richness, ri
- Assertiveness, as
- Changing Voice Quality
- Baseline Fall, bf
- Average Pitch, ap, and Pitch Range, pr
- Lax Breathiness, lx
- Loudness, g5
- Sex, sx
- Smoothness, sm
- Quickness, qu
- Head Size, hs
- Speaker-definition options, Assertiveness (as option)
- Assertiveness, as
- Speaker-definition options, Average Pitch (ap option)
- Average Pitch, ap, and Pitch Range, pr
- Speaker-definition options, Baseline Fall (bf option)
- Baseline Fall, bf
- Speaker-definition options, Breathiness (br option)
- Breathiness, br
- Speaker-definition options, Cascade Vocal Tract Gains (g1 through g4 options)
- Cascade Vocal Tract Gains, g1, g2, g3, and g4
- Speaker-definition options, Gain of aspiration source (gh option)
- Sound Source Gains, gv, gh, gf, and gn
- Speaker-definition options, Gain of frication source (gf option)
- Sound Source Gains, gv, gh, gf, and gn
- Speaker-definition options, Gain of nasalization (gn option)
- Sound Source Gains, gv, gh, gf, and gn
- Speaker-definition options, Gain of voicing source (gv option)
- Sound Source Gains, gv, gh, gf, and gn
- Speaker-definition options, Hat Rise (hr option)
- Hat Rise, hr
- Speaker-definition options, Head Size (hs option)
- Head Size, hs
- Speaker-definition options, Laryngealization (la option)
- Laryngealization, la
- Speaker-definition options, Lax Breathiness (lx option)
- Lax Breathiness, lx
- Speaker-definition options, Loudness (g5 option)
- Loudness, g5
- Speaker-definition options, Nopen Fixed (nf option)
- Nopen Fixed, nf
- Speaker-definition options, Pitch Range (pr option)
- Average Pitch, ap, and Pitch Range, pr
- Speaker-definition options, Quickness (qu option)
- Quickness, qu
- Speaker-definition options, Richness (ri option)
- Richness, ri
- Speaker-definition options, Sex (sx option)
- Sex, sx
- Speaker-definition options, Smoothness (sm option)
- Smoothness, sm
- Speaker-definition options, Stress rise (sr option)
- Stress Rise, sr
- speaker-definition parameters
- Definitions of DECtalk Software Voices
- speaking a file,
- Speaking a file using the Sample Applet
- Speaking a file using Drag and Drop
- speaking a file, using drag and drop
- Speaking a file using Drag and Drop
- speaking a file, using the Sample Applet
- Speaking a file using the Sample Applet
- speaking rate,
- Changing the speaking rate from the DECtalk Speak Applet
- Changing the speaking rate from the Sample Applet
- Speaking Rate
- speaking rate, changing from the Speak applet
- Changing the speaking rate from the DECtalk Speak Applet
- speaking rate, control of
- Speaking Rate
- special modes,
- Speech-To-Memory Mode
- Wave-File Mode
- Log-File Mode
- special modes, log-file
- Log-File Mode
- special modes, Speech-To-Memory
- Speech-To-Memory Mode
- special modes, wave-file
- Wave-File Mode
- Special Text-To-Speech modes
- Special Text-To-Speech Modes
- speech status,
- Index Marks for Speech Status
- speech status, indicating with index marks
- Index Marks for Speech Status
- speech-to-memory mode
- speech-to-memory mode
- Speech-To-Memory Mode
- sr option
- Stress Rise, sr
- starting a language
- Starting a Language
- startup function
- startup function
- startup functions
- The Core API Calls
- startup state
- startup state
- static engine
- static engine
- Status calls,
- Control and Status Calls
- Stress rise (sr option)
- Stress Rise, sr
- Stress symbols,
- Stress Symbols
- Stress and Syntactic Symbols
- Stress symbols, overview
- Stress and Syntactic Symbols
- Stress symbols, table
- Stress Symbols
- structures,
- TTS_BUFFER_T Structure (ttsapi.h)
- TTS_INDEX_T Structure (ttsapi.h)
- TTS_PHONEME_T Structure (ttsapi.h)
- TTS_CAPS_T Structure (ttsapi.h)
- structures, LANGUAGE_PARAMS_T
- LANGUAGE_PARAMS_T Structure (ttsapi.h)
- structures, TTS_BUFFER_T
- TTS_BUFFER_T Structure (ttsapi.h)
- structures, TTS_CAPS_T
- TTS_CAPS_T Structure (ttsapi.h)
- structures, TTS_INDEX_T
- TTS_INDEX_T Structure (ttsapi.h)
- structures, TTS_PHONEME_T
- TTS_PHONEME_T Structure (ttsapi.h)
- Supported SAPI functions
- Supported SAPI functions
- sx option
- Sex, sx
- syllabic stress, control of
- Changing Rhythm, Stress, and Intonation
- Sync [:sync] in-line command
- Sync [:sync]
- synchronization,
- Blocking Synchronization Call
- synchronization, blocking
- Blocking Synchronization Call
- synchronization, non-blocking
- Blocking Synchronization Call
- syntactic function words
- syntactic function words
- Syntactic symbols,
- Stress and Syntactic Symbols
- Syntactic Symbols
- Syntactic symbols, overview
- Stress and Syntactic Symbols
- Syntactic symbols, table
- Syntactic Symbols
- syntax,
- Inserting DECtalk Software In-Line Commands (Syntax Rules)
- syntax, for in-line commands
- Inserting DECtalk Software In-Line Commands (Syntax Rules)
- system resources
- The Core API Calls
T
- template
- Creating a Word Macro and associating it with a file or template
- terminator clause
- clause terminator
- text files,
- Inserting DECtalk Software In-Line Commands (Syntax Rules)
- Editing a text file from the Sample Applet
- Speaking a file using the Sample Applet
- Playing selected text from the Sample Applet
- Highlighting Text as it is Spoken
- Editing a text file and playing selected segements from the DECtalk Speak Applet
- text files, editing
- Editing a text file from the Sample Applet
- text files, editing from Speak applet
- Editing a text file and playing selected segements from the DECtalk Speak Applet
- text files, highlighting when spoken
- Highlighting Text as it is Spoken
- text files, inserting commands into
- Inserting DECtalk Software In-Line Commands (Syntax Rules)
- text files, opening
- Speaking a file using the Sample Applet
- text files, playing from the Sample applet
- Playing selected text from the Sample Applet
- text files, playing from the Speak applet
- Editing a text file and playing selected segements from the DECtalk Speak Applet
- text queuing with TextToSpeechSpeak
- Important Text-Queuing Information
- text tuning
- Text-Tuning Example
- Text-To-Speech DDE Server
- Text-To-Speech DDE Server
- Text-To-Speech server,
- To launch and configure the DECtalk Software Text-To-Speech Server
- Running DECtalk Software from Other Applications
- Text-To-Speech server, launching and configuring
- To launch and configure the DECtalk Software Text-To-Speech Server
- Text-To-Speech server, used with applications supporting DDE
- Running DECtalk Software from Other Applications
- TextToSpeechAddBuffer
- TextToSpeechAddBuffer
- TextToSpeechCloseInMemory
- TextToSpeechCloseInMemory
- TextToSpeechCloseLang
- TextToSpeechCloseLang
- TextToSpeechCloseLogFile
- TextToSpeechCloseLogFile
- TextToSpeechCloseWaveOutFile
- TextToSpeechCloseWaveOutFile
- TextToSpeechEnumLangs
- TextToSpeechEnumLangs
- TextToSpeechGetCaps
- TextToSpeechGetCaps
- TextToSpeechGetFeatures
- TextToSpeechGetFeatures
- TextToSpeechGetLanguage
- TextToSpeechGetLanguage
- TextToSpeechGetRate
- TextToSpeechGetRate
- TextToSpeechGetSpeaker
- TextToSpeechGetSpeaker
- TextToSpeechGetStatus
- TextToSpeechGetStatus
- TextToSpeechLoadUserDictionary
- TextToSpeechLoadUserDictionary
- TextToSpeechOpenInMemory
- TextToSpeechOpenInMemory
- TextToSpeechOpenLogFile
- TextToSpeechOpenLogFile
- TextToSpeechOpenWaveOutFile
- TextToSpeechOpenWaveOutFile
- TextToSpeechPause
- TextToSpeechPause
- TextToSpeechReset
- TextToSpeechReset
- TextToSpeechResume
- TextToSpeechResume
- TextToSpeechReturnBuffer
- TextToSpeechReturnBuffer
- TextToSpeechSelectLang
- TextToSpeechSelectLang
- TextToSpeechSetLanguage
- TextToSpeechSetLanguage
- TextToSpeechSetRate
- TextToSpeechSetRate
- TextToSpeechSetSpeaker
- TextToSpeechSetSpeaker
- TextToSpeechShutdown
- TextToSpeechShutdown
- TextToSpeechSpeak,
- TextToSpeechSpeak
- Callback Routines and Window Procedures
- Important Text-Queuing Information
- TextToSpeechSpeak, notifiying calling application
- Callback Routines and Window Procedures
- TextToSpeechSpeak, text queuing
- Important Text-Queuing Information
- TextToSpeechStartLang
- TextToSpeechStartLang
- TextToSpeechStartup (UNIX only)
- TextToSpeechStartup (UNIX only)
- TextToSpeechStartup (Windows only)
- TextToSpeechStartup (Windows only)
- TextToSpeechStartupEx
- TextToSpeechStartupEx
- TextToSpeechSync
- TextToSpeechSync
- TextToSpeechTyping
- TextToSpeechTyping
- TextToSpeechUnloadUserDictionary
- TextToSpeechUnloadUserDictionary
- TextToSpeechVersion
- TextToSpeechVersion
- TextToSpeechVersionEx
- TextToSpeechVersionEx
- Tone [:tone] in-line command
- Tone [:tone]
- Tone table,
- Singing and Musical Tones
- Tone Table
- Tone table, overview
- Singing and Musical Tones
- Tone table, used to code musical sounds
- Tone Table
- toolbar,
- Associating a macro with a toolbar button
- toolbar, associating Word macro with
- Associating a macro with a toolbar button
- TTS server,
- To launch and configure the DECtalk Software Text-To-Speech Server
- TTS server, launching and configuring
- To launch and configure the DECtalk Software Text-To-Speech Server
- TTS_BUFFER_T structure
- TTS_BUFFER_T Structure (ttsapi.h)
- TTS_CAPS_T structure
- TTS_CAPS_T Structure (ttsapi.h)
- TTS_CAPS_T Structure (ttsapi.h)
- TTS_CAPS_T Structure (ttsapi.h)
- TTS_FORCE flag, description
- Controlling Queuing with Flags
- TTS_INDEX_T structure
- TTS_INDEX_T Structure (ttsapi.h)
- TTS_NORMAL flag, description
- Controlling Queuing with Flags
- TTS_PHONEME_T structure
- TTS_PHONEME_T Structure (ttsapi.h)
U
- Ursula
- Definitions of DECtalk Software Voices
- User dictionary
- user dictionary
- User Dictionary Build Tool,
- Overview of the User Dictionary Build Tool
- User Dictionary Build Tool, components of
- Overview of the User Dictionary Build Tool
- User Dictionary Build Tool, overview of
- Overview of the User Dictionary Build Tool
- User dictionary builder
- user dictionary builder
- User dictionary,
- Creating a User Dictionary (UNIX)
- Saving and Compiling the User Dictionary
- Building a User Dictionary
- Loading the User Dictionary (Windows)
- Creating a User Dictionary (Windows)
- Loading the User Dictionary (UNIX)
- Loading a User Dictionary from the DECtalk Speak Applet
- User dictionary, building a .tab source file
- Building a User Dictionary
- User dictionary, creating
- Creating a User Dictionary (Windows)
- Creating a User Dictionary (UNIX)
- User Dictionary, loading (UNIX)
- Loading the User Dictionary (UNIX)
- User dictionary, loading (Windows)
- Loading the User Dictionary (Windows)
- User Dictionary, loading from Speak applet
- Loading a User Dictionary from the DECtalk Speak Applet
- User dictionary, saving and compiling
- Saving and Compiling the User Dictionary
- using DECtalk Software in-line commands
- Changing voices using DECtalk Software in-line commands
- Using the Components
- Using the Components
V
- Val
- Definitions of DECtalk Software Voices
- voice changes,
- Saving Changes as Val's Voice
- voice changes, saving
- Saving Changes as Val's Voice
- voice quality,
- Changing Voice Quality
- voice quality, specifying
- Changing Voice Quality
- voice selections,
- Changing Voice Selections
- Changing voices using DECtalk Software in-line commands
- Changing voices using the Voice menu
- voice selections, changing voices from the Sample applet
- Changing voices using the Voice menu
- voice selections, changing with in-line commands
- Changing voices using DECtalk Software in-line commands
- voice selections, description of
- Changing Voice Selections
- voice-control commands
- voice-control command
- voice-control commands, examples of
- Inserting DECtalk Software In-Line Commands (Syntax Rules)
- voices
- Name [:name]
- Definitions of DECtalk Software Voices
- voices,
- Customizing a DECtalk Software Voice
- voices, customizing
- Customizing a DECtalk Software Voice
- voices, speaker definitions for
- Definitions of DECtalk Software Voices
- Volume [:volume] in-line command
- Volume [:volume]
- vowels,
- Phonemic Symbols Table
- vowels, phonemic symbols for
- Phonemic Symbols Table
W
- WAVE file
- WAVE file
- WAVE file,
- Saving text as a .WAV file from the DECtalk Speak Applet
- Wave-File Mode
- WAVE file, mode
- Wave-File Mode
- WAVE file, saving from Speak applet
- Saving text as a .WAV file from the DECtalk Speak Applet
- wave form output
- wave form output
- wave-file mode
- wave-file mode
- Wendy
- Definitions of DECtalk Software Voices
- What's New in DECtalk Software V4.5?
- What's New in DECtalk Software V4.5?
- What's New in DECtalk Software V4.6
- What's New in DECtalk Software V4.6
- Window procedure,
- Window Procedure Example
- Window procedure, example
- Window Procedure Example
- Window procedures,
- Callback Routines and Window Procedures
- Window procedures, defined in startup functions
- Callback Routines and Window Procedures
- word boundary
- word boundary
- Word macro to run DECtalk,
- Speaking text with the DECtalk TTS Server
- Associating a macro with a toolbar button
- Creating a Word Macro and associating it with a file or template
- Word macro to run DECtalk, associating with toolbar
- Associating a macro with a toolbar button
- Word macro to run DECtalk, creating
- Creating a Word Macro and associating it with a file or template
- Word macro to run DECtalk, using to speak text
- Speaking text with the DECtalk TTS Server
- word mode
- word mode
- WPARAM,
- Error Messages
- Callback Routines and Window Procedures
- WPARAM, in callback routine
- Callback Routines and Window Procedures
- WPARAM, in error messages
- Error Messages