have to specify them on the command line!
for example: gedit swift &
save the file out to a NEW NAME immediately before proceeding, so
as not to harm the original file:
saved mine to: swiftd
search for the bottom line and replace it with your favorite options,
for example:
exec "$SWIFT_BIN/swift.bin" -n David -p "speech/rate=210,audio/sampling-rate=16000" -t -f ${1+"$@"}
Which, as you can plainly see, selects David, and the word speed of
210 wpms !!
Save the file. You may want to make sure Linux see's that as a proper
executable script.
now, whenever I want to read something using David @ 210 wpm,
I just type:
swiftd textfile.txt
How cool is that!
//Rich//