SPKML is the language developed by the main character in <CodeBase />, Philip (which was the original name of the Program E AIML interpretter implimentation), which was an acronym for “Special Purpose Knowledge Markup Language”. However, SPKML.com is also where you can by my latest CD, “Somebody Please Keep Me Lucid” which you’ll see is another acronym using SPKML.

At any rate, spektrumcreations.com points to spkml.com.

Also, I’ve created a couple widgets which can be downloaded from my site, which was built to be a more benign version of the bot in the book, Dylan. There are two versions of the Chat bot, one for use with Tiger’s Dashboard, that interfaces with my Program E interpretter, hosted at spkml.com an the other is for use with Yahoo’s Widget Engine, Dylan Online, which is available for Windows and Mac at http://www.widgetgallery.com/view.php?widget=38126 — The Yahoo Widget Engine Versions use the built in Text To Speech engines of either operating system. I’m not sure yet how to code the Dashboard widget to impliment TTS.

Cheers

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which then renders in the browser as

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…of course, in order to explain that to you just now, I had to escape my explanation & sign by writing it &, thus:

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…which I needed to write

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….etc. etc. Codebase indeed.