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Publisher: RWF Talking Software

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Program: Talking Dictionary from RWF Talking Software

Talking Dictionary is a speech enabled encyclopedic dictionary that can be used with or without a screen reader. The dictionary is based on the Wordnet 2.1 database and contains over 250,000 words. These include historical figures, slang and jargon.

Change History:
Fully updated with 8500 new word definitions and synonyms from Princeton University’s dictionary database. Can be used within other Windows programs, such as Microsoft Word and Microsoft Notepad, etc. Can be minimised to system tray for quick and use. Spell checker rewritten and improved. Can be used to search for words when letters are missing from the input. For example, entering ch**se will return cheese, choose, etc. For partially sighted users the text size can be adjusted. If you have a screen reader you prefer to use Talking Dictionary can be used with it. Note that Talking Dictionary does not require a screen reader as it has its own built in speech functions. Talking Dictionary CD version codes with new voices that can be installed. If you prefer to use tab navigable button controls as opposed to keystrokes, Talking Dictionary can be set to speak the name of each control that has focus. This mimics the behaviour of a screen reader. Talking Dictionary comes with a standard Windows Help file, a plain text help file and a rich text format user manual. MP3 audio instructions for Talking Dictionary can be downloaded from our web site. They are also present on the Talking Dictionary installation CD. []