newsletter archives - October, 1998

[page 1][page 2][page 3] Volume 3. Issue 2. What's Inside? Text to Speech 1  What Voice C++ can do for you 2  NT 4.0 Printer Driver 2  Fax C++ 2  Voice C++ 2  TIFF SDK 2  Build a custom Fax Server w/ Client in a week 3  G5 Messaging from 5th Generation 3  Win95 & Win98 Printer Driver 3 BLACK ICE NEWSLETTER is published by Black Ice Software, Inc. The contents of this newsletter in it’s entirety are Copyright © 1998 by Black Ice Software, LLC 292 Route 101 Amherst, NH 03031 USA. Black Ice Software, Inc. does hereby give permission to reproduce material contained in this newsletter, provided that credit is given to the source, and a copy of the publication that the material appears in is sent to Black Ice Software at the above address. Phone (603) 673-1019 • Fax: ( 603) 672-4112 • E-mail: sales@blackice.com • Web: www.blackice.com, http://blackice.com   Text-to-Speech Black Ice Software, Inc. has announced their entry into the Text-to-Speech development toolkit market. The TTS development toolkit is designed for developers who want to add advanced speech synthesis into their telephony and multimedia applications. It is ideal for Interactive Voice Response (IVR), voice mail, e-mail readers, and fax readers. It speaks any ASCII text with a voice incredibly close to human, eliminating the hassle and headaches of pre-recorded speech. Features Include: Generate industry standard WAVE file. Speaks numbers, dates, dollar amount, and telephone numbers. Speaks any alphanumeric text. Simultaneous multi-channel support. 32-bit Active X Control included. Compatible with Dialogic, Brooktrout, BICOM and Rockwell chipset based voice modems such as Hayes and Boca for CTI Applications. Dictionary editor and multi- language support. Pitch and speed control. Sample C and Visual Basic code. Simple licensing. No hardware key. System Requirements: Intel 486 or Pentium Processor 16 MB of RAM 25 MB of Disk Space Microsoft Windows 95, 98 or NT. Visual C++, Delphi, or Visual Basic 5.0

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