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DoctaBu" writes "Using some base code from PlasticBug's DittyBot, I created VoxCaller, an Automator workflow that lets people send computerized voice messages to other people via e-mail. People might think they should just call the person, but I personally think that Zarvox delivers messages in a more... exciting way." This is a lot of fun. Link.
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DoctaBu" writes "Using some base code from PlasticBug's DittyBot, I created VoxCaller, an Automator workflow that lets people send computerized voice messages to other people via e-mail. People might think they should just call the person, but I personally think that Zarvox delivers messages in a more... exciting way." This is a lot of fun. Link.
Posted by Phillip Torrone |
Dec 4, 2005 09:36 AM
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Woah! Wasn't expecting this to get on here so quickly. If you have been getting blank messages it's because I didn't set my audio correctly as I was sleeping and I just woke up. It should work fine now.
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