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  1. uniGUI DOES SPEECH SYNTHESIS Give a voice to your interface ! The standard Windows phrase is getting better and better. The same goes with the voices of Google services. This example I did demonstrates how to implement voice usage in both your desktop and mobile applications. I highly recommend using Chrome (or Firefox) because it already provides internal voices from his network, such as the translator. Works on all newer browsers except IExplorer, (Retired) Opera (Maybe) etc. There are more voices available using Chrome but you can also download more voices and install on your Windows. Visit https://t.me/uniguiBrazil Portuguese. https://t.me/uniguiexpress English PS: all parameters set to default. See the original HTML example to get range values. But I don't think you will need alter it. So, ignore the volume, rate and pitch controls in the example provided here you still can change in the function I created, thou. See source code and original HTML. Note, its pure uniGUI and JS. You don't need uniHTML/URL Frame or original HTML/JS to run it. PS: Next week I'll post uniGUI DOES SPEECH RECOGNITION, stay tuned ! For compatibility and other issues: See https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/SpeechSynthesis Project available at https://unigui.express
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