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From: jabr@umb.umb.edu (John Abreau)
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Subject: Re: talking moose question
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Date: Fri, 25-Sep-87 12:13:11 EDT
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Posted: Fri Sep 25 12:13:11 1987
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Summary: Testing new phrases

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The lates version of Talking Moose includes three DAs: the moose itself,
a phoneme chart, and Speech Tester. Speech Tester is similar to SpeakDA,
in that you can type English text into the top edit field, or the phonemes
into the bottom fielld, and it will speak them (and convert the English
to phonemes, if you changed the English field last). It talks with the moose,
and you have to start up Talking Moose before Speech Tester does anything;
but it does let you try out new phrases interactively. I generally use it to
test new phrases and play around with the phonemes until it sounds right,
then copy the phonemes into MockWrite for later use with Moose Frazer.
					John Abreau
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John M. Abreau, Dept of Computer Science, University of Massachusetts/Boston
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