Implement Text to Speech in Windows Form

Here are the steps to implement text to speech in in Visual Studio with Windows Forms

Step 1: Open Visual Studio and choose the Windows Form Project and press OK button

Windows Form Project

Step 2:
Now drag one label and combo box and then click on combo button and go to the Edit Items and type the three Items here.

I have also shown this in the following image as well:

drag one label

Step 3: Now drag and drop some more buttons and textboxes and set large textbox scroll view on both sides.

textboxes

Step 4: Now you see that in main project there is a reference folder now go to this folder add left click on it and press add reference button and then add this DLL in your reference folder by keeping the press OK button.

reference folder

Step 5:
Now add the namespace here, and then make an instance, and my form loads event name  frmMain, and your form is different by default, it is form1 and then in load event we initialize the class.

Program

Step 6: Then move to the design form and  double click on Speak button and type the code on it and remember that my combo box name is cboSelectVoice, and by default it is combobox1. First we add try catch statement for error catching, and then we add switch statement and add those items which we declared in combo box.

Code

Step 7: Now double click on save button and add this code for saving a voice in which you must add System.IO because in this class we use methods for read or write anything.

System.IO

Step 8: Run the project and write some sentence in English and click on the speak button; if it speaks correctly  then move to the save button the voice is also saved in audio format

Run the project

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