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From: bard@jessica.stanford.edu (David Hopper)
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Subject: Re: amiga human voice
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Date: 6 May 91 20:02:42 GMT
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In article <CHSHORT.91May6124146@dante.nmsu.edu> chshort@nmsu.edu (Chris Short) writes:
>specifically the program i am looking for is called
>Amiga Human Voice which is a text to speech
>using digitized human phonetics, it also
>has options to digitize your own.
>
>has anyone heard of this delightfull bit of programming?
>does it exist anywhere, or could i talk someone into u/loading
>to some ftp site and getting back to me.

Well, I've got a program that sounds just like what you're describing
called 'Talk'.  I'm trying to get it up to ab20.  Keep you eyes peeled
(the talk.lzh that's there now is CORRUPT).  Bear with me.

>thanks

Hey, anytime, man.

> |the world is spam and |    Chris Short                            |

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