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British voices for Mac OS X improve pronunciation
AssistiveWare and Acapela Group today announced an update to the British Infovox iVox voices for Mac OS X. This update improves the pronunciation of a number of Mac related terms as well as several other words.
Lower Prices For Infovox iVox Voices
Great news for all users of text-to-speech technology, with the low prices for Infovox iVox voices being extended permanently.
VisioVoice 1.1
Amsterdam – 10 October 2007 – AssistiveWare® today announced the release of VisioVoice® 1.1. VisioVoice enhances access to Mac OS X for people with vision impairments through a system-wide talking interface and typing echo, text and image zoom windows, large cursors as well as a document and selection reader. VisioVoice provides naturally sounding voices through [...]
GhostReader 1.1.1
Amsterdam – 18 September 2007 – ConvenienceWare™ / AssistiveWare® today announced the release of GhostReader™ 1.1.1 text-to-speech software for Mac OS X. GhostReader 1.1.1 is Leopard-ready, now creates true bookmarkable audiobook files from text, offers better PDF import and enhanced performance on large documents. Through a partnership with Application Systems Heidelberg a boxed version of [...]
New French voice for Mac OS X
Acapela Group and AssistiveWare have been busy – another voice for OS X less than 3 weeks after the release of Peter! This one is a female French speaking voice they are calling Alice.
New British voice for Mac OS X
Acapela Group and AssistiveWare have introduced a new British English text-to-speech voice available for Infovox iVox and the quality is simply amazing. I use the Infovox iVox voices with VisioVoice to help me access my computer, and prefer the British English voices rather than the American; they are easier for this Australian to understand. My [...]
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