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as1981

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I am new to this apologises if this is a newbie question.

I've successfully returned a value from a database and it's in DB0. The value is '2010-07-08 17:24:01'. However when I put DB0 into a speak text action (generic TTS installed) it only announces the date and not the time.

Any ideas welcome

Thanks

Andrew
 
So in the "speak text" -> "specific" you have

<spell>$DBD[0]</spell>

If you have, then that's how i should do it.

Otherwise you need to split it in two collums.

and add DB1.

So the first text is the date; <spell>$DBD[0]</spell>
And the second is the time; <spell>$DBD[1]</spell>



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Also try adding a generic action instead of speak text and in the entry prompt box instead of putting a wav filename put $DBD[0] I find doing it this way the voice is much clearer than speak text :-)

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Thanks for the help.

Andrew
 
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