is there any software that anybody has ever made to be able to use 32bit SAPI5 voices in 64 bit software on windows? by default, 64 bit windows (and 64 bit applications) can't use 32 bit SAPI5 voices and trying to force them to be visible to 64 bit applications by editing the registry does make them show up but they can't be used. i may not be a programmer but thinking logically i feel like it should be possible to have some sort of intermediary shim application that registers itself as a 64 bit SAPI5 voice and uses some sort of 32 bit subprocess to call through to the 32 bit voices. i just wanna use funny scansoft daniel as my default windows tts voice...............