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Subject: Re: Text to speech reader Author: John (I have my opinion.) [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 18:07:14 05/27/09 Wed In reply to: Alaine 's message, "Text to speech reader" on 22:55:49 05/25/09 Mon I have my opinion but I don't want to act as an unpaid public agent for a commercial organisation, no matter how worthy that organisation may be. This is John in Melbourne. If you'd like to hear my experience, email me. The software for you may be a different choice to mine. It's a personal decision. I do think it goes beyond the personal decision though, to our neurophysiology. That's where Expos and demonstrations at places like SPELD are probably the way to go. I think there should be a lot more in the way of free trials for the more expensive software packages. [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]

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[> Subject: Re: Text to speech reader Author: rochelle boult [ Edit | View ] Date Posted: 16:42:51 06/22/09 Mon i find read write dylexic gold programe helps me check ya work etc. hope this helps shell