Good point. I guess alarm clock is a bad description. It would be more of an scheduled process. I didn't intend for it to wake you up in the morning.
I agree that it should have a setup mechanism that allows you to select components for it to speak and the time it should review them with you.
I have learned enough in my Newton programming book to retrieve the needed soups, but haven't yet learned the best method to combine the results into one text string that is redirected to MacInTalk.
Sincerely,
Joseph S. Solin
(505) 514-4456 Cellular
jsolin@interserv.com
On Saturday, October 28, 2006, at 09:02PM, "Roman Pixell [GMail]" <roman.pixell@gmail.com> wrote:
>On 29 okt 2006, at 02.36, Joseph Solin wrote:
>
>> Any programming design and feature suggestions would be welcomed.
>
>this application would only be useful as an alarm klock application,
>where the switch-off button would allow to choose between "simple
>switch off" and the mac-in-talk version. you might have liked the
>idea of having everything read for you when you went to sleep, but
>you might concider it to be a bad idea as you wake up.
>
>also, you should be able to choose what items to speak, from a
>palette in the prefs, i doubt everyone has the same prefs.
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