Reading Lines in documents

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   Can you clarify what you want to happen?  It sounds like the functionality you want is something like.

Say: Read line 50   (in the document line 50 is 'purple flowers grow in the spring.')

Output is the TTS saying: 'Purple flowers grow in the spring.'

Is this right?

If so auto hotkey could do:
'CTRL-Home' (go to the top)
repeat down arrow X times.
Highlight line (shift-down)
Dispatch selected text to TTS.

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antihadron Members Profile Find Members Posts Member Joined: 27/Feb/2009 Status: Offline Points: 18	Post Options Post Reply Quote antihadron Report Post Thanks(0) Quote Reply Topic: Reading Lines in documents Posted: 19/Aug/2011 at 10:56am
	Can you clarify what you want to happen? It sounds like the functionality you want is something like. Say: Read line 50 (in the document line 50 is 'purple flowers grow in the spring.') Output is the TTS saying: 'Purple flowers grow in the spring.' Is this right? If so auto hotkey could do: 'CTRL-Home' (go to the top) repeat down arrow X times. Highlight line (shift-down) Dispatch selected text to TTS.

Amelius Members Profile Find Members Posts Member Joined: 09/Aug/2011 Status: Offline Points: 1	Post Options Post Reply Quote Amelius Report Post Thanks(0) Quote Reply Posted: 10/Aug/2011 at 4:33pm
	I use the run command executor to read a autohotkey script file and it holds down shift. Well is there a way to have the run command read different lines in a document. Like for example you put what line number you want it to read like in my ahk script file.