rmoore

I answered my own question. In the SAPI 4 specification there are control tags which can be imbedded into the text string. TTS of "Hello, this is..." would be read at the default speach rate of probably 150 words per minute. "\Spd=100\Hello, this is..." would be read at a rate of 100 words per minute. The range depends on the engine, but 50 to 250 is the spec. This works in IVM, simply put the tag in the script. \Pit=<num>\ changes the pitch \Vol=<num>\ is the Volume etc. etc. See the MS SAPI 4a SDK documentation, search for "control tags" for a full list. Rodgers Moore

In the mailbox properties (just to right of send email check) is where you put the destination email addresses separated by commas. In the email settings: reply-to field is the source email address...where is it comming from. I put in vmail@mydomain.com or voice_mail@mydomain.com. So, each mailbox has it's own destination email address...separate from the email settings source address. To the multiple phone call guy... put a comma between phone numbers, BUT it's going to call the second number even if you answered the first call and deleted the message(s). I quickly removed this from my mailbox.

This isn't an IVM problem, but it is in use with IVM and I hope someone here knows what is going on. Windows 2003 : installed SAPI 4 TTS engines (MS & L&H), control panel control, etc. The speech rate defaults to 150wpm. The L&H engine has the option of changing the speech rate. MS does not. The problem is that when I change the rate it reverts back to 150wpm when I exit control panel. And, 150wpm is too fast. Anyone know of a registery hack? or where the rate is stored so it can be changed? thanks, Rodgers Moore