just go over the text with mouse
Microsoft has a unique tool on their operating systems called "narrator." This tool allows the user to highlight text to be read to them so that they don't have to read it themselves. This utility requires the use of speakers.
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Yes it is possible to get a Notebook Computer to 'read' text to you.
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A computer can read text that is formatted as binary data, and some text applications can scan in documents, with varying degrees of accuracy. (see the related link for more info)
narrative text is text that is written in the form of a narrator
Have messages sent to your email rather than the phone.
well, it depends what you mean. if you're on word publisher and so on, you go to the size box and change the size of the text. and i have heard of a narrator on windows which whatever you hover on it says. and there is a magnifying glass on a computer program somewhere
you should read a bit then put your head down then read a bit more get it got it good
Hi yes, u usually have to buy a system to read books to u on your computer. I had the same prob. and a friend told me about itunes. every book i want the computer to read to me is only $2.50 not bad at all. Hope this helps. --- There are 2 main ways 1 - You will have to scan in to the computer using an Optical Code Reader (OCR) this will converts the text from hard copy to text. Its long and labour intensive but does work you the use a text to speech software which will tread back the text over your sound system 2. you download text version of books and use text to speech to again read back there are many sites that have basic text to speech software for free. (www.naturalreaders.com/)
Read quickly if the text is expository; read carefully if it is a narrative.
No, a cookie is a text file. A cookie can be read as a resource by a program but, on its own, it cannot execute.