XPost: alt.comp.os.windows-10, alt.usage.english   
   From: klee@unibwm.de   
      
   On 06.02.2022 08:06, Andy Burnelli wrote:   
      
   > I guess what I would like is a physical use model of running the batch   
   > program which feeds spell.txt line by line to a speaking program and I have   
   > to hit a key (or wait a period of time of a few seconds?) for the next word?   
   >   
   > Small sample spell.txt file in the sig.   
      
    > abscissa   
    > methodically   
    > annihilate   
    > anomaly   
    > appalled   
    > bureaucracy   
      
   Press >CTRL> and then start this batch program:   
      
   @echo off   
   for /f %%i in (spell.txt) do (   
     echo %%i   
     timeout /t 4 >nul)   
      
      
   Instead of starting narrator.exe by the above hotkey it   
   should be possible to start it in the batch by:   
      
   %windir%\system32\narrator.exe   
      
   But this doesn't work here. I just get "file not found".   
   Windows Explorer shows the file at this location and   
   you can start it, but 'dir' in a cmd file doesn't   
   show it, so it also can't be started from the batch.   
   Seems to be an other fake from explorer.   
      
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