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Old 12-08-2012, 05:07 PM #9
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Default Help with reading posts?.....

In case some people haven´t tried it yet...

If you buy an iPad, and open up the thread that you want to read on the forum,
you can choose an option to have it read out loud to you on the days that your eyes really need a rest.

Simply:
1) Highlight the written text
2) Select´speak´from the two options available.......
3) Listen!

.....I used to read scripts in a recording studio for things like interactive helicopter pilot training programs.
So for an automated voice this is really not bad at all - and a question does actually sound like a question!


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