zoomtext 11 compatible with adobe reader

ZOOMTEXT 11 COMPATIBLE WITH ADOBE READER SOFTWARE

ZoomText Keyboard key – decrease speech rate: F7 The Voice Settings Menu ZoomText Keyboard key – increase speech rate: F8 Keyboard – decrease speech rate: Caps Lock + Alt + Down Keyboard – increase speech rate: Caps Lock + Alt + Up Use the up and down arrow buttons to increase or decrease the speech rate. ZoomText Keyboard – enable/ disable speech: F12 Rate Keyboard – enable/ disable speech: Caps Lock + Alt + Enter Voice VoiceĪctivating the Voice button will open a drop-down menu which allows users to disable or enable speech and open the Voice Settings menu. The tab has three sections: Voice, Echo, and Reading Tools. The tab is also used to start the various reader functionalities. Using the Reader tab, users can change settings that control how the ZoomText speech sounds, when it talks, and how quickly it talks. The ZoomText Reader tab can be found in between the Magnifier and Tools tabs. Some examples of synthesized voices you might be familiar with include Apple’s Siri, Microsoft’s Cortana, Amazon’s Alexa, or possible good ol’ Microsoft Sam (the default text-to-speech voice from Windows 2000 and XP). Using the reading functionality in ZoomText, you can have the text on the screen read to you by a synthesized voice.

You might have heard of screen reading programs, such as: JAWS, NVDA, Window-Eyes, and Dolphin.

ZOOMTEXT 11 COMPATIBLE WITH ADOBE READER SOFTWARE

Screen readers are software applications that will attempt to identify, interpret, and read the information being presented on the computer’s screen. While ZoomText 11 is primarily a magnification program, it does include some screen reader functionality. Using the Reader Functionality in ZoomText 11

Zoomtext 11 compatible with adobe reader