Software that speaks my appointments for the day?
January 5, 2006 8:51 AM Subscribe
Calendar software that speaks my appointments, projects, etc for the day?
I am looking for a basic calendar application (groupware, integration with other apps not required) that will use voice synthesis to speak my appointments and other info as I pull my socks on in the morning.
Ideally, I could just flail sleepily at a function key to get the 'daily roundup.' Announcements of birthdays, etc would be a plus, as would the ability to pull in an RSS feed, though that's just icing.
Googling turns up lots of online calendars of speaking events, but I can't seem to find that magic phrase I need. I'm sure this exists since there are APIs that read XML feeds aloud out there.
I found this application (pops) which is kind of close, but it seems to be more cutsey and potentially scary, a la Banzai Buddy.
I am looking for a basic calendar application (groupware, integration with other apps not required) that will use voice synthesis to speak my appointments and other info as I pull my socks on in the morning.
Ideally, I could just flail sleepily at a function key to get the 'daily roundup.' Announcements of birthdays, etc would be a plus, as would the ability to pull in an RSS feed, though that's just icing.
Googling turns up lots of online calendars of speaking events, but I can't seem to find that magic phrase I need. I'm sure this exists since there are APIs that read XML feeds aloud out there.
I found this application (pops) which is kind of close, but it seems to be more cutsey and potentially scary, a la Banzai Buddy.
Response by poster: Whoops, should have specified that. Yes, I am on windows.
posted by CaptApollo at 9:29 AM on January 5, 2006
posted by CaptApollo at 9:29 AM on January 5, 2006
adamrice: Hey, thanks for the tip. I just did that - works great!
posted by unixrat at 9:45 AM on January 5, 2006
posted by unixrat at 9:45 AM on January 5, 2006
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posted by adamrice at 9:25 AM on January 5, 2006