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Posted to users@openoffice.apache.org by Sarah Wilkes <de...@yahoo.com> on 2014/04/16 07:18:10 UTC
Dyslxic option
Hello support
Sarah
I have learned to write after sixty years. With
Windows XP and MS Office Word with speech and spell checker.
I would love to use Open Office but need a voice
reader to aid with understanding the words and flow of the stories I
write.
Is anyone working on open office text writer to add
a speech option (I would love to test it)
Here's how I do the work around of my Dyslxic; I
write the story run spell check and then read the story then have the computer
reads it to me. My reading can't see the errors but with my ears I can hear the
errors.
deweyblues04@yahoo.com
Sarah Wilkes retired 65y on fixed
income.
Any help Please
--/
/ Sarah Wilkes
/ If you need to find me, look where the rainbow touches the ground.
/--
Re: Dyslxic option
Posted by d a n i e l h u c h e r o t <da...@hucherot.com>.
Hola Jack, NVDA is a NonVisual Desktop Access.
You have informations with this project here http://www.nvaccess.org/
Feliz Semana Santa Daniel
Le 18/04/2014 10:31, japples a écrit :
> Hi, Daniel, could you be more specific about NVDA (Open Soft) or maybe
> provide a link?
> Thank you, Jack
>
> d a n i e l h u c h e r o t wrote:
>> Le 16/04/2014 07:46, japples a écrit :
>>
> I suggest NVDA (Open Soft).
> Daniel
>
>>> Here is a program I use . . . http://www.naturalreaders.com/ Jack
>>>
>>>
>>> Sarah Wilkes wrote:
>>>
>>>> Hello support
>>>>
>>>> Sarah
>>>> I have learned to write after sixty years. With Windows XP and MS
>>>> Office Word with speech and spell checker.
>>>> I would love to use Open Office but need a voice reader to aid with
>>>> understanding the words and flow of the stories I write.
>>>> Is anyone working on open office text writer to add a speech option (I
>>>> would love to test it)
>>>> Here's how I do the work around of my Dyslxic; I write the story run
>>>> spell check and then read the story then have the computer reads it to
>>>> me. My reading can't see the errors but with my ears I can hear the
>>>> errors.
>>>> deweyblues04@yahoo.com Sarah Wilkes retired 65y on fixed income.
>>>> Any help Please --/ / Sarah Wilkes / If you need to find me,
>>>> look where the
>>>> rainbow touches the ground. /--
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
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Re: Dyslxic option
Posted by japples <ja...@europa.com>.
Hi, Daniel, could you be more specific about NVDA (Open Soft) or maybe
provide a link?
Thank you, Jack
d a n i e l h u c h e r o t wrote:
> Le 16/04/2014 07:46, japples a écrit :
>
I suggest NVDA (Open Soft).
Daniel
>> Here is a program I use . . . http://www.naturalreaders.com/
>> Jack
>>
>>
>> Sarah Wilkes wrote:
>>
>>> Hello support
>>>
>>> Sarah
>>> I have learned to write after sixty years. With Windows XP and MS
>>> Office Word with speech and spell checker.
>>> I would love to use Open Office but need a voice reader to aid with
>>> understanding the words and flow of the stories I write.
>>> Is anyone working on open office text writer to add a speech option (I
>>> would love to test it)
>>> Here's how I do the work around of my Dyslxic; I write the story run
>>> spell check and then read the story then have the computer reads it to
>>> me. My reading can't see the errors but with my ears I can hear the
>>> errors.
>>> deweyblues04@yahoo.com Sarah Wilkes retired 65y on fixed income.
>>> Any help Please
>>> --/ / Sarah Wilkes / If you need to find me, look where the
>>> rainbow touches the ground. /--
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
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Re: Dyslxic option
Posted by d a n i e l h u c h e r o t <da...@hucherot.com>.
Le 16/04/2014 07:46, japples a écrit :
> Here is a program I use . . . http://www.naturalreaders.com/
> Jack
>
>
> Sarah Wilkes wrote:
>> Hello support
>>
>> Sarah
>> I have learned to write after sixty years. With Windows XP and MS
>> Office Word with speech and spell checker.
>> I would love to use Open Office but need a voice reader to aid with
>> understanding the words and flow of the stories I write.
>> Is anyone working on open office text writer to add a speech option (I
>> would love to test it)
>> Here's how I do the work around of my Dyslxic; I write the story run
>> spell check and then read the story then have the computer reads it to
>> me. My reading can't see the errors but with my ears I can hear the
>> errors.
>> deweyblues04@yahoo.com Sarah Wilkes retired 65y on fixed income.
>> Any help Please
>> --/ / Sarah Wilkes / If you need to find me, look where the
>> rainbow touches the ground. /--
>>
>>
>>
>>
>
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I suggest NVDA (Open Soft).
Daniel
--
Daniel HUCHEROT LICORN SYSTEMES
Les Cistes - Bât D
200, avenue Jean Bartolini
83130 LA GARDE
mob : 0626376486 fix : 0966132319
www.hucherot.com <http://www.hucherot.com/>
Re: Dyslxic option
Posted by japples <ja...@europa.com>.
Here is a program I use . . . http://www.naturalreaders.com/
Jack
Sarah Wilkes wrote:
> Hello support
>
> Sarah
> I have learned to write after sixty years. With
> Windows XP and MS Office Word with speech and spell checker.
> I would love to use Open Office but need a voice
> reader to aid with understanding the words and flow of the stories I
> write.
> Is anyone working on open office text writer to add
> a speech option (I would love to test it)
> Here's how I do the work around of my Dyslxic; I
> write the story run spell check and then read the story then have the computer
> reads it to me. My reading can't see the errors but with my ears I can hear the
> errors.
> deweyblues04@yahoo.com
> Sarah Wilkes retired 65y on fixed
> income.
> Any help Please
>
> --/
> / Sarah Wilkes
> / If you need to find me, look where the rainbow touches the ground.
> /--
>
>
>
>
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