Create narration for your tutorials and marketing videos, proofread documents, or create voice menu prompts for your phone messaging system. Click Speak to hear a clear, understandable human-sounding voice read the document, or click Convert to Audio to create a WAV or MP3 file to listen to later. To hear text, just open a Microsoft Word, Rich Text (RTF), HTML, or text (TXT) file. PC, Intel Pentium 1 GHz processor, RAM 512 MB, System Microsoft Windows XP, Vista, disk space 10 – 300 MB (depending on the selected TTS voice), sound card. Voice options – opens the voice setting window of the active voice and lets you control: This software is compatible with all SAPI 4 and SAPI 5 standard TTS voices. To start again, press PlayĬhoosing a voice – this option allows you to choose your preferred voice from the selection installed on your computer. Stop button – this button stops the voice reading. To pause the voice reading, simply click Play again The Play button – click the Play button or hot key CTRL+SHIFT+Space to hear your selected text. You can switch between the two modes by clicking the Show and Hide buttons. IVONA MiniReader has two interface modes: full and mini. click the Play button (or hot key CTRL+SHIFT+Space). Using the Start menu: Start, All programs, IVONA, IVONA MiniReader You can start IVONA MiniReader in two ways: Texts on web pages, emails, e-zines and newsletters, articles, and text documents in Microsoft Word, OpenOffice and Adobe Reader formats. The IVONA MiniReader provides all the most important features of a text reader in a compact, easy-to-navigate miniaturized interface. IVONA MiniReader is compatible with all IVONA Text-To-Speech voices and other SAPI 5 standard TTS voices. Depending on your needs and preferences, you can easily adjust both the speed and volume of the voice. Simply make your selection to listen to news, articles, documents, RSS feeds, e-books, web pages, emails, and much more. Free, easy-to-use text reader! IVONA Text-To-Speech converts the text on your PC into natural-sounding spoken words.
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