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Hello all,

I got a text-speech-mp3 software (SINGLE USER LICENSE) and need to use this software for everyone in my group.

I have the DEVELOPER VERSION with BATCH FILE CONVERTER , so I want to send email messages/ documents to a SERVER and receive mp3 files back via email.

I have no clues in this context:confused:. Would it be possible to develop an application for this or it already exists.?

Awaiting for reply.

Thank you all in advance.
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I think it is better for you to ask this to them if it is possible or not.

I think if you can invoke the code to translate.. .then it is very easy to send the mp3 to the clients using email. :-D
 
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I'd go with a web service to transfer data to the server. You can then either have the server just send the MP3 file back to the caller of the web service, or an email address could be sent to the web service and the web service could send out an email. The MP3 could either be attached to the email, or a unique URL could be generated and sent in the email for the user to download the MP3 from. You could just store it in the database for a while (e.g., a few days) to give the user a chance to download it. You could do this just by specifying a page that accepts a unique ID in the query string then returns the file as an HTTP response (the webpage would then use that unique ID to find the MP3 data in the database and return it). Just one of many ways you could implement this.
 
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The questions you have added are new questions. Your original question has already been answered. If you have new questions, please post them as new questions. Also, I would make sure you do plenty of research before asking your questions, or you may get flamed. And you will have better luck if you ask each question individually, rather than all at once. Although you should probably not post a bunch of questions in a row, as this may also be seen as an abuse of the system. Having so many questions is a sign that you don't know what you're doing and that you should be focusing on learning (on your own time) rather than asking so many questions of us.
 
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