How to create a free pronunciation tool on Windows by using Notepad
No need to download any software and install it. Just use Notepad, copy some lines of code and save the file with the extension extension vbs to create a free pronunciation tool. The steps are quite simple, even people with low computer skills can do it.
How to create a free pronunciation tool on Windows with Notepad:
Step 1:
Open Notepad on your computer.
Step 2:
Next copy and paste the code below into Notepad file:
Dim message, sapi
message = InputBox ("A Free Pronunciation tool" + vbcrlf, "Text to Audio converter")
Set sapi = CreateObject ("sapi.spvoice")
sapi.Speak message
Step 3:
The next step is to save the Notepad file to Pronunciation.vbs and save it on the Desktop.
Step 4:
From now on every time you click on the tool you created and enter any one word or sentence, the tool will read the word, the sentence you enter immediately.
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Good luck!
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