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Old 06-16-2008
use ears to protect eyes before the computer.
If you listen to the files on the computer with ears, your eyes are protected.

Microsoft Text-To-Speech(TTS) voice engine has been installed by default on Windows 2000, XP, Vista, you can find what voice engines have been installed on the computer by following Control Panel->Speech->Speech Properties->Text To Speech tab->Voice selection drop down window. For example, the voice of Microsoft Sam has been installed by default on Windows XP, and Microsoft Anna on Vista, and the voice of Microsoft Anna is of good quality.

I have got panopreter , now I listen to files with it, it is a free Text-To-Speech application, it also converts files into wave and mp3 files, I think it's better than the Narrator on the Windows XP, when I listen to the audio files, my eyes feel better.
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mac::speech

Speech(3)						User Contributed Perl Documentation						 Speech(3)

NAME

       Mac::Speech - Provide interface to PlainTalk (Speech Manager)

SYNOPSIS

	   use Mac::Speech;

DESCRIPTION

       Access to Inside Macintosh is essential for proper use of these functions.  Explanations of terms, processes and procedures are provided
       there.  Any attempt to use these functions without guidance can cause severe errors in your machine, including corruption of data. You have
       been warned.

   Variables
       %Voice
	   The %Voice hash will return the index to the first voice whose name matches the given text.

   Constants
       kTextToSpeechSynthType
       kTextToSpeechVoiceType
       kTextToSpeechVoiceFileType
       kTextToSpeechVoiceBundleType
	   Speech Types.

       kNoEndingProsody
       kNoSpeechInterrupt
       kPreflightThenPause
	   Synthesizer flags.

       kImmediate
       kEndOfWord
       kEndOfSentence
	   Where to stop.

       kNeuter
       kMale
       kFemale
	   Genders.

   Types
       VoiceDescription
	   Voice Description Record.

		   long        length		   size of structure--set by application
		   VoiceSpec   voice		   voice synthesizer and ID info
		   long        version		   version number of voice
		   Str63       name		   name of voice
		   Str255      comment		   text information about voice
		   short       gender		   neuter, male, or female
		   short       age		   approximate age in years
		   short       script		   script code of text voice can process
		   short       language 	   language code of voice output
		   short       region		   region code of voice output

       VoiceSpec
	   Voice Specification Record.

		   OSType      creator		   ID of required synthesizer
		   OSType      id		   ID of voice on the synthesizer

   Functions
       SpeechManagerVersion
       CountVoices
       GetIndVoice INDEX
       GetVoiceDescription VOICE
       NewSpeechChannel VOICE
       DisposeSpeechChannel CHAN
       SpeakString S
       SpeakText CHAN, TEXT
       SpeakBuffer CHAN, TEXT, CONTROLFLAGS
       StopSpeech CHAN
       StopSpeechAt CHAN, WHERETOSTOP
       PauseSpeechAt CHAN, WHERETOPAUSE
       ContinueSpeech CHAN
       SpeechBusy
       SpeechBusySystemWide
       SetSpeechRate CHAN, RATE
       GetSpeechRate CHAN
       SetSpeechPitch CHAN, PITCH
       GetSpeechPitch CHAN
       TextToPhonemes CHAN, TEXT
       SpeechToFile CHAN, PATH
	   Set speech channel CHAN to output to file PATH.

AUTHOR

       Written by Matthias Ulrich Neeracher <neeracher@mac.com>.  Currently maintained by Chris Nandor <pudge@pobox.com>.

perl v5.16.2							    2013-08-25								 Speech(3)