Text to Speech for Poet

I'm working with an artist-poet who is trying to writea style of poetry that is supposed to be voiced by machine rather thanhuman voice. Thus, I need a web-based text-to-speech functionality. Iunderstand there was one back in ASP 1.0, but it does not work in Visual Studio2005. Any way to do this now? I"m not trying to anything sophisticated,just voice lines of text. An advanced "Hello World" would do the job.

Anonyme

theanonymousway.com

Try the Interop.SpeechLib.dll

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using SpeechLib;

That was it. Thanks!

TextBox and Passwords

Hi,

When you set a textbox's TextMode to password, does this just stop the
password being displayed on the client machine or does it send the data to
the server encrypted.

Cheers

gwcNo it just means that it renders an HTML input tag of type password instead
of of type text, so it displays *** instead of the text you enter into it.
No encryption takes place.

"Gary Coutts" wrote:

Quote:

Originally Posted by

Hi,
>
When you set a textbox's TextMode to password, does this just stop the
password being displayed on the client machine or does it send the data to
the server encrypted.
>
>
Cheers
>
gwc
>
>
>

So does that mean that the password data is sent as plaintext back to the
server on a postback.

How do you protected against this data being snooped. As I presume to
encrypt it the data needs to be sent to the server for encryption.

"clickon" <clickon@.discussions.microsoft.comwrote in message
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Quote:

Originally Posted by

No it just means that it renders an HTML input tag of type password
instead
of of type text, so it displays *** instead of the text you enter into it.
No encryption takes place.
>
"Gary Coutts" wrote:
>

Quote:

Originally Posted by

>Hi,
>>
>When you set a textbox's TextMode to password, does this just stop the
>password being displayed on the client machine or does it send the data
>to
>the server encrypted.
>>
>>
>Cheers
>>
>gwc
>>
>>
>>

Hi,

Gary Coutts wrote:

Quote:

Originally Posted by

So does that mean that the password data is sent as plaintext back to the
server on a postback.

Yes, that's correct.

Quote:

Originally Posted by

How do you protected against this data being snooped. As I presume to
encrypt it the data needs to be sent to the server for encryption.

That's what SSL (HTTPS) is for.

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Yes the password is sent plain text. to encrypt it you need to use SSL on
the server.

"Gary Coutts" wrote:

Quote:

Originally Posted by

So does that mean that the password data is sent as plaintext back to the
server on a postback.
>
How do you protected against this data being snooped. As I presume to
encrypt it the data needs to be sent to the server for encryption.
>
>
>
>
"clickon" <clickon@.discussions.microsoft.comwrote in message
news:53724A74-9451-4B14-AC50-0E16034018A4@.microsoft.com...

Quote:

Originally Posted by

No it just means that it renders an HTML input tag of type password
instead
of of type text, so it displays *** instead of the text you enter into it.
No encryption takes place.

"Gary Coutts" wrote:

Quote:

Originally Posted by

Hi,
>
When you set a textbox's TextMode to password, does this just stop the
password being displayed on the client machine or does it send the data
to
the server encrypted.
>
>
Cheers
>
gwc
>
>
>

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