You can use Microsoft Agent in Outlook 2000 to read your incoming mail.
Requirements:
- Microsoft Outlook 2000
- Microsoft Agent
- Microsoft Agent Characters
- Lernout & Hauspie TruVoice Text-to-Speech (TTS) Engine
For more information about installing MS Agent software have a look at: https://www.msagentring.org/setup.htm
10 Steps:
1. | Install the requirements. |
2. | Download this Zipfile and Unzip the CAgent.cls file to a folder (c:\temp). |
3. | Select in 'Outlook 2000' the menu option 'Tools', 'Macro', 'Visual Basic Editor???' or press 'Alt-F11'. |
4. | Select in the 'Microsoft Visual Basic' editor menu 'Tools', 'References???'. |
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5. | Check the checkboxes in front off 'Microsoft Agent Control 2.0' and 'Microsoft Scripting Runtime'. |
6. | Open the 'File' menu and select the option 'Import File???'. |
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7. | Select the CAgent.cls file and select Open. |
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The project explorer should look like: | |
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8. | Add the following code to the (existing) ThisOutlookSession. |
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9. | Save the project by clicking the 'Save' button in the toolbar. |
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10. | Close de 'Microsoft Visual Basic' Editor. MS Agent will now read your incoming e-mails. You can easily test it by sending a mail to yourself. |
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