Sony ICD-BP150VTP Dragon Naturally Speaking 7 Users Guide - Page 64

5 Correcting and Editing You can use text-to-speech to have text on your screen (not your current dictation) read aloud in a computer voice. For example, you can have a document that you (or someone else) dictated read back while you listen for mistakes and sections you may want to revise. Text-to-speech is available only in the DragonPad, Microsoft Word, and Corel WordPerfect. You can, however, copy and paste text from other programs and then use text-to-speech. To start text-to-speech: To start text-to-speech, do any of the following: ■ Select the text you want to hear (a line, a paragraph, and so on), and then say "Read That." ■ Select the text you want to hear, and then select Read That from the Advanced submenu (or right-click in your document and click Read That from the shortcut menu). ■ Move the insertion point to the text you want to hear and say any of the following commands: SAY Read Line Read Paragraph Read Document Read Window Read to Here Read from Here TO Read back the current line. Read back the current paragraph. Read back the whole document. Read back the text in view. Read back from the top of the document window to the insertion point. Read back from the insertion point to the bottom of the document window. To stop text-to-speech: To stop text-to-speech, do any of the following: ■ From the NaturallySpeaking menu, point to Advanced and click Stop Playback/ Reading. ■ Right-click in your document and click Stop Playback/Reading from the shortcut menu. ■ Press the ESC key. You can control the speed, pitch, volume, and other text-to-speech settings. From the NaturallySpeaking menu, point to Advanced, click Options, and then click the Text-to-speech tab. 58 Dragon NaturallySpeaking User's Guide