Sounds like you need to institute a callback.
>From msdn page http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms997568.aspx
Properties
Callback
This property specifies the name of a class module containing methods that
receive notifications from the voice-text automation object. The class
module must contain a SpeakingStarted method and a SpeakingDone method.
Example:
You have a class module called VTxtCallback, which contains the following
code:
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Option Explicit
Function SpeakingStarted()
Debug.Print "Started"
End Function
Function SpeakingDone()
Debug.Print "Stopped"
End Function
And somewhere in your initialization routine, you have the following:
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Set oVoice = New VTxtAuto.VTxtAuto
oVoice.Register App.Title, App.EXEName
oVoice.Callback = "Speak2Me.VTxtCallback"
This code will set up the callback routine in the VTxtAuto object to point
to your class module.
Good luck,
Steve
