Say-It-Now!

Sample HTML Source:

<!----------------------- SPEECH CODE START ----------------------
  (C)-2000 WYKA-WARZECHA.COM
  ----------------------------------------------------------------->
<SCRIPT LANGUAGE="JavaScript">
var applet = null;
var model;

function onLoad()
{
applet = document.applets.wykawarzecha;
}

function add()
{
document.applets["wykawarzecha"].sayIt(document.forms.WykaWarzecha.TextPhrase.value);
}

function sayString(s)
{
	applet = document.applets.wykawarzecha;
                if (applet!=null)
                      document.applets["wykawarzecha"].sayIt(s);
}
</SCRIPT>
<!----------------------- MAIN SPEECH CODE END --------------------
  (C)-2000 WYKA-WARZECHA.COM
  ----------------------------------------------------------------->

<FORM name="WykaWarzecha">
  <APPLET	CODE="Speech.class" NAME = wykawarzecha WIDTH=185 HEIGHT=52>
<param name="backgroundColor" value="FFFFFF">
<param name="license" value="--PLACE FREE KEY HERE--">
<param name="copyright" value="http://www.wyka-warzecha.com">
</applet>

<p>
Following are sample mouseover phrases.
You may mouseover the text to hear it.
<br>
<br>
<a href=test onMouseOver="sayString('How are you I am fine')">How are you? I am fine.</a><br>
<a href=test onMouseOver="sayString('You are amazing.')">You are amazing.</a><br>

<a href=test onMouseOver="sayString('Javaboutique')">Test</a>

<p>
	Type in your own text.
	Then, <font color=red>click on the 'say it!'</font> button.
<p>
	Phrase to Say:
	<INPUT name=TextPhrase type=text maxlength=30 onEnter="add();">
	<INPUT name=LabelEdit type=text size=1 value="">
	<INPUT name=AddBtn type=button value="Say It!" onClick="add();">

</FORM>

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