对于基于 DRM-free html 的 ePub（也有基于 dtbook 的 ePub，但我从未见过），您可以简单地使用一些库来构建阅读器：
对于 2. 和 3. 有很多库，其中一些支持 silverlight/WP7。不知道 1，但我怀疑 WP7 已经提供了这样的控件。
For DRM-free html based ePubs(there are also dtbook based ePubs, but I've never seen one) you can simply use a few libraries to build a reader:
For 2. and 3. there are many libraries, some of which support silverlight/WP7. No idea about 1, but I suspect WP7 already offers such a control.
此外，您还可以此处查看 ePub 3 规范草案
编辑：< /strong> 修复了链接
EPUB Sharp 很久没有更新的问题。
这里是构建您自己的逐步过程（对于iPhone，IMO，这很好起点）。
Also, you can check out the draft of the ePub 3 spec here
Edit: Fixed the link
EPUB Sharp has not been updated since a long time.
Here's a step by step procedure in building your own (for iPhone, IMO it's good starting point).
我想象将书的内容提取为字符串或简单文本并将其传递到 Microsoft Speech SDK (SAPI) 可以使用。可以从 c# 内部调用其中的函数。你已经尝试过了吗？
I would imagine that extracting the contents of the book, as string or simple text and passing it into the Microsoft Speech SDK (SAPI) would work. Functions therein can be called from within c#. Did you try that already?
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对于基于 DRM-free html 的 ePub（也有基于 dtbook 的 ePub，但我从未见过），您可以简单地使用一些库来构建阅读器：
对于 2. 和 3. 有很多库，其中一些支持 silverlight/WP7。不知道 1，但我怀疑 WP7 已经提供了这样的控件。
For DRM-free html based ePubs(there are also dtbook based ePubs, but I've never seen one) you can simply use a few libraries to build a reader:
For 2. and 3. there are many libraries, some of which support silverlight/WP7. No idea about 1, but I suspect WP7 already offers such a control.
此外，您还可以此处查看 ePub 3 规范草案
编辑：< /strong> 修复了链接
EPUB Sharp 很久没有更新的问题。
这里是构建您自己的逐步过程（对于iPhone，IMO，这很好起点）。
Also, you can check out the draft of the ePub 3 spec here
Edit: Fixed the link
EPUB Sharp has not been updated since a long time.
Here's a step by step procedure in building your own (for iPhone, IMO it's good starting point).
我想象将书的内容提取为字符串或简单文本并将其传递到 Microsoft Speech SDK (SAPI) 可以使用。可以从 c# 内部调用其中的函数。你已经尝试过了吗？
I would imagine that extracting the contents of the book, as string or simple text and passing it into the Microsoft Speech SDK (SAPI) would work. Functions therein can be called from within c#. Did you try that already?