Due to a heavy reliance on Netscape JavaScript, the MS Internet Explorer browser will not display the pages. To aleviate the problems with correctly setting up an Apache web server for running this demonstration, we added a small web-server to the demonstration package. Installation under an Apache web server and the necessary configuration files are described here . The results are written to the Results directory, using the listener code and task as a file name. Files are made write protected after completion of the task.
Duplicate results get a number added to the file name to make the name unique.
The demonstration can be easily adapted to your needs. The latter two directories are divided into subdirectories according to the language and speaker, e.g., AM for American English Male speaker . The former, Audio , directory contains the audio files divided by task and subdivided by language and speaker. Add files listing the audio filenames and input text to the relevant sub-directories of Lists . Note that the subject code is used to select the mta file, but the name of the task file in the Lists directory determines the actual language and task selected.