Guest Bryan Mok Report post Posted 08/19/2004 01:30 PM From the VoiceGuide web site, I found it supports multi-language. But I would like to know whether VoiceGuide support Chinese Language (It refers to the echo algorithm, e.g. echo the amount of $12340.45 or a date, say. They are different in Chinese and English). I do not refer to the text-to-speech's Chinese support! On the other hand, I would like to ask several question: 1)Dose VoiceGuide support database access, especially SQLServer and Oracle? 2)Does it support the user define data type returned from stored procedure or function? 3)In the feature list page, I found a term "Max Module". What does "module" mean? Share this post Link to post
SupportTeam Report post Posted 08/19/2004 10:29 PM Quote I would like to know whether VoiceGuide support Chinese Language If re-recording the sound files in \system\voice\ subdirectory is not enough then you can edit the lib_num2wav.vbs file. From http://www.voiceguide.com/vghelp/html/modSayNumber.htm : Quote Users can edit the way in which the numbers are spoken, or even add their own Say Number functions by editing the file: lib_num2wav.vbs located in VoiceGuide's \system\vbs\ subdirectory. This is useful if it is required to say numbers/amounts in a language other then English. Please read the lib_num2wav.vbs file for more information. Quote 1)Dose VoiceGuide support database access, especially SQLServer and Oracle? Yes, see: http://www.voiceguide.com/vghelp/html/modDbQuery.htm Quote 2)Does it support the user define data type returned from stored procedure or function? All data is returned as 'variants' - meaning it can be used as integers or strings. You may want to try using the evaluation version of VG and test things for yourself. Quote What does "module" mean? See: http://www.voiceguide.com/vghelp/html/ScriptIntro.htm Share this post Link to post
