I need to achieve the following, in order to avoid having to develop a very costly web app. Please advise if it is feasible to use Skype (or another PDA friendly VOIP) to call a computer that is running an MS Access form. The MS Access form would be integrated with speech-recognition and text-to-speech, to communicate back and forth via Skype VOIP. The remote Skype user would use voice commands to run MS Access macros. Some of these macros would use text-to-speech to prompt the user to verbally input data into the MS Access form fields. I have already tested the apps "Windows 7’s Speech Recognition" and "Dragon Naturally Speaking", but they don’t work with VOIP, because they require the speech to be inputted from a microphone and can not work if the speech is inputted from the speaker, so the speech-recognition needs to be running on the computer that is running the MS Access app and should not be running on the user’s side. I am hoping that such a setup can be achieved using another app or with some custom programming. Please outline the proper procedure and/or provide insight.

Thank you very much in advance, Nathaniel