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Ya but this way, I'm gonna get something like that: __________________ Tom: Why would you want to go there? _______________________Jennie: Because... _____________ Tom: ... Forgot to mention you could change font size, i.e., 1 for tags, 72 for text, to get something like this: _Tom: Why would you w...

knutso wrote: Is it possible to hide the tags so that only text that is spoken is visible?

One should be able to hide tags using TextAloud plug-in for MS Word as described here

... I put some tags (pauses, change of voice) I get all the tag writings on the screen and I can't find a way to show just the text... Currently, you can hide tags by doing the following 1. Install TextAloud plug-in fo MS Word 2. Copy your tagged text from TextAloud to MS Word 3. Switch to MS Word ...

Is there any program that works with NextUp and provides word prediction? Yes. LetMeType works with Talker. LetMeType is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the Li...

Is there any program that works with NextUp and provides word prediction? Yes. LetMeType works with Talker. LetMeType is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the Li...

Here is something that might help troubleshoot the problem 1. Launch Classic Phone Tools 9 2. Press F6 or just click the "Setup" button to enter General Setup, select Communication tab, press "Change modem" EVEN IF your modem is indicated as already selected, and then run the &qu...

If you need just one email (e.g., abc@domain.com) spelled out you can put it as a, b, c, at, d, o, m, a, i, n, dot com You can also create the following entry in Pronunciation editor Word: abc@domain.com Pronunciation: a, b, c, at, d, o, m, a, i, n, dot com so that every time "abc@domain.com&qu...

Hi Evan,

If you don't mind specifying which voice you are using it would help find a solution, since some voices require individual approach.

‘Outlaw’ was an overstatement, of course. Apple only seems to be re-inventing text-to-speech with a view to profit from the use of this technology in its future revolutionary products. Theoretically, any patent can be protested. The procedure is described in detail in MPEP http://www.uspto.gov/web/o...

July 26, 2007, US Trademark & Patent Office published US Patent Application ‘Multimedia data transfer for a personal communication device’ (Pub. # US 2007-0173231 A1) If this patent is granted, vocally impaired people would be foreclosed on the use of their speech synthesizers with any voice tel...

Dictionaries for NextUp Talker in a variety of languages may be downloaded from this page by the courtesy of contributers.

To start using a new dictionary just unzip it into Talker's folder.

Bonjour, Seem to have worded a minor suggestion on the use of NextUp Talker with telephone. The problem is that in telephone conversation, an accidental typo or incorrect pronunciation of a word can make synthesized phrase difficult (or even impossible) to understand, let alone sad incidents a typo ...

The other day, I got NextUp Talker to place phone calls over regular telephone line. I placed several calls to both landline and cellular phones, and NextUp Talker seems to work great in telephone conversations. I will try to minutely describe the setup in kind of FAQ style to help readers skip unin...