[DECtalk] First Song-->Re: File association problem

[John B. Eulenberg]

Was the first DECtalk song "Daisy", the traditional song for computers 
to sing?
John Eulenberg

ebruckert Bruckert wrote:
> Hello, I can't help you very well with changing file associations, but 
> speak should be very happy with the.txt file that just tells it to you 
> now treated as normal ASCII text.
>
> Trivia question for you all;
>
>
> What was the first song DECtalk saying and why.
>
>
> On Sun, Feb 6, 2011 at 2:56 PM, Blake Roberts <beroberts at hughes.net 
> <mailto:beroberts at hughes.net>> wrote:
>
>     All,
>     I wrote about this problem before. I am writing again because no
>     response
>     has been received.
>
>     I use the Dectalk 4.40 speak window to program songs. This version
>     of the
>     speak window plays files with an .en extension. On my new Windows 7
>     computer, I am having problems setting up the EN file association.
>
>     Whenever I tell Windows to use speak.exe to launch EN files
>     (either via
>     properties, change or the "Open With" dialog], Windows
>     automatically assumes
>     I want to use Windows Media Center for this file association. I
>     remember in
>     Windows XP, there was a way to edit a file type manually. I have
>     not yet
>     found a similar tool in Windows 7.
>
>     I hope someone on-list has a suggestion for modifying the Dectalk
>     EN file
>     association in Windows 7. I need help!
>     Blake
>
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