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Sorry about the ascii word I accidently threw in. I have a set of good simple
words that I always load on startup and forgot that I used one of them in the
COM stuff. The definition I use is:
: ascii state @ if POSTPONE [CHAR] else CHAR then ; IMMEDIATE
I can't imagine how it would behave any differently from Elizabeth Rather's
definition.
If the type library is nowhere to be found, you probably don't have SAPI
installed. You can get Microsoft's engine and SDK at
http://www.microsoft.com/speech/download/sdk51/
If that's overkill just to get a COM example working, try the FSQL.F example.
It uses ADO 2.7, which is on pretty much every (windows) machine I've seen
lately.
-Tom Dixon
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