I've got a copy which runs on my Newton :-)
~ Rodney
On 11/08/2004, at 6:26 AM, Peter T. Evensen wrote:
Actually MacInTalk was introduced with the very first Mac in 1984, so
that at the unveiling it could introduce itself...
see http://developer.apple.com/technotes/pt/pdf/pt_22.pdf
Here's an
I'd LOVE to have a copy--I had it on my Mac 512--but it's long gone
now. I still remember the opening phrases: In olden days not many
people used computers because not very many people knew how. Then one
bright day in Cupertino
M
On Aug 11, 2004, at 8:05 PM, rodney tamblyn wrote:
I've
It actually reminds
me of macintalk!
Are you referring to the original MacinTalk of System 6 (or perhaps
even earlier)? My wife would joke that the (single) voice sounded like
a Roumanian diplomat. The synthesizer and its rules all fit into 34
kb, if I remember correctly.
-Kurt
Marian Petrides [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Historical note: Macintalk came with the earliest Macs, so it
was around since System 3 (the earliest MacOS I remember) if
not even earlier.
It is debatable which computer company had speech synthesis first. I
remember Macintalk, but I also remember
3 sounds right. Mac plus time if im correct...
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Historical note: Macintalk came
Petrides
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Historical note: Macintalk came with the earliest Macs, so it was
around since System 3 (the earliest MacOS I remember) if not even
earlier.
M
On Aug 10, 2004, at 8:42 AM, Kurt Kaufman wrote
