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TTS_chung_dll
a simple dll interface for TTS text to speech SAPI 5.1
TTS chung dll is a very simple dll interface for TTS text to speech (SAPI5) written in freebasic to use with any programming language, .Comes with c++ , LibertyBasic and freebasic calling examples. Accepts XML tags. example of call : myTTSinit() myTTSspeak(@"hello") myTTSclose() -
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Yunus is a simple "visual" script language. Yunus is obsolete (left in 2004). However this site exhibits many projects; you will find my other "PHP, VS.NET, Flash, Delphi" projects. eOgr is my second complete application after Yunus.
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Areida es un navegador con motor WebKit y escrito en los lenguajes Gambas y C++
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Maximum 15 characters. Unix name is available. 47 characters. Must be between 20 and 250 characters.
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JBasic is a traditional BASIC language intepreter written in Java for command line or embedded use. It supports conventional original DOS and MSBASIC syntax, plus some modern extensions for supporting threads, JDBC, etc. JBasic can be run directly from a shell.
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QMXML is an open source project with a focus on producing an XML API for OpenQM. This project will provide XML document generation and handling capabilities.
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