# TextToSpeechTyping

The TextToSpeechTyping call speaks a single letter as quickly as possible, aborting any previously queued speech. This will be somewhat slower if TextToSpeechSpeak has been called since the last TextToSpeechTyping or TextToSpeechReset call.

This call is primarily useful with the Access32 versions of DECtalk Software. This calls exists in non-Access32 versions, but is not particularly fast.

### Syntax | void TextToSpeechTyping | (LPTTS_HANDLE_T phTTS, char cLetter)
### Parameters | LPTTS_HANDLE_T phTTS | Specifies a text-to-speech handle.
| char cletter | The letter to speak.
### Return Value | None. |
### Comments | This function should only be called only when the application is synthesizing directly to an audio device (not to memory or to a file).