The '-x' is the switch for SAY to 'speak' a file instead of the immediate text
after the command.
The switches for SAY are:
-x - to speak a file
-m - male voice
-f - female voice
-r - robot voice
-p## - pitch control
-s## - speed of talking control
I was messing around with this last night after I got the HTML page to work,
to figure out what was most 'lifelike'. But then again, maybe that's not
the 'cool' voice to use. I found that the pitch and speed controls can come
up with some weird effects if adjusted wrong. I believe there are some tools
on Aminet to allow more realistic effects, probably won't get a chance to play
with that until the weekend.
The robot voice appears to be the weirdest, probably what I will use, it
sounds like our friend Tele-CIRC, the robot voice that calls you from the
Seattle Public Library when you have an overdue book or a book being held at a
branch for pickup. I wonder if TeleCIRC is an Amiga . . . .
Kevin
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