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Using WebSpeak Script Script

This section describes how you can finalize your WebSpeak project and add the script to your web page.

Method 1: If your page is new, and you want to start with no content

If you are starting a new page, all you have to do is just go to the File Menu, and select "Export to HTML". Then select a folder and file name of the file to save, and WebSpeak will save your file as an HTML file, example, index.html. If you double click on the HTML file saved, you will see a BLANK page. However, the character will do what you told it to do.

Then, you can edit the file using your favorite web editor (like Microsoft FrontPage or Netscape Composer), and add your web content. Please leave any WebSpeak added scripts.

Method 2: If you already have a page, and want to add the Speaking Character

If you already have a webpage, and you want to make that page talk with what you have programmed in WebSpeak. Here is what you do:

	Open your webpage, for example open your index.html
	Go to WebSpeak, and go to the Edit Menu, and select "Copy Script Code"
	Go to your opened index.html, and paste the script after the </HTML> tag in your page. If you do not have an </HTML> tag, just paste at the very bottom of your file.

Other Help Topics:

	What is WebSpeak? A brief explanation of why you would use WebSpeak
	WebSpeak's Main Window Description An explanation of the main WebSpeak window
	List of WebSpeak Commands A description of each WebSpeak command
	Creating Your Talking Web Page Now that you know the basics, how can you make a talking webpage?
	Using WebSpeak Script on your Current Web Page Now that your project is done, how can you use it?

Using WebSpeak Script Script

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