using System.Speech namespace

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I'm using the Visual Studio 8.0 and can't access the System.Speech... namespace, can someone help me with some head start.

Posted 27-May-11 1:11am

Emejulu JVT

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Chris Maunder 27-May-11 7:52am

What's the question? We need more than that to help you

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 25-Sep-12 13:20pm

Chris,
I just came across several posts in a row by OP and started to look through some other (this is how I noticed your comment).
So far, most of "question" posts turned out to be non-questions, and none of "answers" were solutions.
This is a kind of abuse, if done on a regular basis (24 posts as questions at the moment).
--SA

Chris Maunder 25-Sep-12 13:54pm

Report the questions and move on :). It's a community effort to keep things focussed.

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 25-Sep-12 14:20pm

Of course. Done, using the regular report "red flag" tools.
Thank you,
--SA

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Solution 2

Yeah! as Ruard suggested you need to add reference System.Speech in your References List to access it class and Properties.

Posted 27-May-11 1:38am

RaviRanjanKr

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Tarun.K.S 27-May-11 8:22am

5+. :)

Solution 3

Have a look at this: Add and Remove references in Visual Studio[^]

Posted 27-May-11 1:51am

Tarun.K.S

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RaviRanjanKr 27-May-11 7:56am

Good link to learn "how to Add and Remove references" :)

Tarun.K.S 27-May-11 8:21am

That should help. :)

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Ruard · Accepted Answer · 2011-05-27T01:20:00

Solution 1

Make sure you add a reference to your project.

Posted 27-May-11 1:20am

Ruard

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RaviRanjanKr 27-May-11 7:38am

Good catch, my 5 :)