Hi, Dean. TextAloud from Next Up is $29.95 and will do what you want. It's got a variety of voices to choose from, and the sound quality is good. HTH, Dani

Hmmm, I actually haven't installed several of the newer updates so perhaps that has been disabled. I'll have to get the newest and install it and see if I get the same results you do. the

Well, Balabolka only offers me Microsoft Mary even though RealSpeak English and Spanish voices are installed on my system. This is the result I would expect though I would have loved to get the

If you're having problems with adobe X try the following; 1, open adobe X, 2, press ctrl+k=preferences, 3, now press the letter "g"=general, 4, now tab and Uncheck, Enable Protected Mode at

Hi, Well, they do not have access to Eloquence but they do work with the RealSpeak voices.

That one in particular did not prompt me on xp laptop but did on windows 7, in fact my xp laptop was not happy with version ten,so I have it on 9 on laptop and ten on windows 7, but you may not have a

using what?? when did you take the plunge then? Is it as bad as you thought? can you use excell? so sorry for interupting this topic I just was wondering when the new machine was to be delivered. I

Really? Those programs have access to the proprietary JAWS synthesizers? Windows does not show those synthesizers, since generally outside programs do not have access to them. There used to be an

Dean, Have you considered using TextaloudMP3 or Balabolka? Both will do what you are asking about.

On a win7 32-bit machine, running JAWS12 or potentially 13, does anybody have a way to turn a reading of a text document by one of the JFW synthesizers into an mp3 file? Or, and perhaps off-topic, I

Try this site It has instructions on how to access pdf docs with screen readers. www.adobe.com/accessibility/products/reader Hope this will be of help.

The wizard came up the first time I went into a .PDF document and I went through it. I am not sure of some of the choices though. I set what I thought was correct but it is still not reading

Look for a menu or ribbon referring to accessibility, and run the wizard. I don't have Adobe X but there should be something similar. Dave Carlson Sent from my Dell Latitude E6520 using Windows 7,

Hello. They have just upgraded me at work to Adobe Reader X from Adobe Reader 9. Now when I load a document, I can't read anything. When I do a down arrow it just says blank. It is not an OCR

Hello there; Well, mhy first question is; Do you have the screen maximized? Also, I do have a yahoo groups list dealing with; Email clients and screen readers. To

Is it just me, or does Jaws 11 squish everything together on the screen. For example, on m.facebook.com, there are no blank lines between posts and such. The entire wall (or main page, depending on

Hi, I'll chime in on this one. I use JAWS 12 build 1170 on my XP Pro box here at home and it's working fine for me. It's very stable. Are there quirks? Oh yeah, definitely, but I can live with

Do I understand you to be asking how to make JAWS work with IE7? No need to fix anything. I'm using JAWS both 11 and 12 along with IE8 and XP without any JAWS tweaking. IE7 worked fine with JAWS 11.

Hello sorry if this is out of line... if it is, please direct me to where I need to go . when opening a e mail, and when I go to save as... jaws will not read the subject line, nor will it let me type

Yes, she did mention she had a problem with Excel 2007.