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 =====Outputting speech to a file=====
-//by Richard Russell, October 2008//\\ \\  The supplied example program **SPEAK.BBC** illustrates how you can use Windows' built-in speech synthesis capabilities to output speech to your PC's loudspeakers, but what if you want to create a sound file containing the speech? Fortunately the **SAPI 5** speech system (typically available in Windows 2000, XP and Vista) supports this facility directly.\\ \\  The code below outputs speech to a specified WAV file:\\ \\
+//by Richard Russell, October 2008//\\ \\  The supplied example program **SPEAK.BBC** illustrates how you can use Windows' built-in speech synthesis capabilities to output speech to your PC's loudspeakers, but what if you want to create a sound file containing the speech? Fortunately the **SAPI 5** speech system (typically available in Windows 2000, XP and Vista) supports this facility directly.\\ \\  The code below outputs speech to a specified WAV file:
+<code bb4w>
         INSTALL @lib$+"COMLIBA"
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         SYS "PlaySound", file$, 0, &20001
+</code>
 Note that this code requires **COMLIB** (or **COMLIBA**) version **3.3** or later, as supplied with //BBC BASIC for Windows// version 5.90a.