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Apex Text to Speech software turns words into audio format with natural speaking voices. Word to voice

speaker utility can read your documents loudly or you can convert them into sound files for listening, anytime and anywhere just open a document and click speak button to hear it, understandable human sounding voice or just click save as button to convert and create a WAV file for future to listen. Listen to text files, instead of straining your eyes. Now you can hear any type of documents spoken in your native language since text reader tool has word processing features, you can make generate produce and edit text files without the need for any other program. Word to speak application speaks all text content like plain text, WebPages, word, excel, PDF, email, RTF, html, eBook, RSS feeds and save it to audio wave file format. You can easily play this file in future using iPod, Zune, PC audio players, mp3 player etc. Clipboard to talking maker product makes any type of text content into wave sound file.
Features:
* Text to audio software speaks your clipboard content, eBooks, emails, rich text files, Word, Excel document and HTML files clearly.
* Text to voice speech conversion converting tool converts your text document into spoken WAV files.
* Facility to listen to the text data copied to the clipboard immediately.
* Application supports all computer voices.
* Text to speak utility program has very simple and easy to use.
* Text reader program supports Windows 8, 7, XP, Vista, NT, 2000,
YOUR DOWNLOADDownload file: apx-txt-speech.exe

DIRECTIONS
The download link for Apex Text to Speech is given to you above. Download and install Apex Text to Speech. After installation, run it and register it with the following:

• License key: I58UZ-4309V-J4378-VHKB4-367RB

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The real Windows is back. Recently, Microsoft showed off the first preview build of Windows 10, which does away with the infamous Modern UI and brings back the Start menu, with a few new twists such as live tiles, scalable apps and virtual desktops.
The Start Menu has all the basic features Windows 7 users have come to expect, including a translucent background, shortcuts to your favorite apps, library folders and a search box. However, Microsoft has added a second pane to the Start Menu which contains live tiles that update with information like the weather or sports scores. The second pane appeared to function very much like the Start screen itself, as I dragged a calendar icon over from the left pane and watched it become a tile on the right side. You can drag any app you want to onto the right pane, but if it’s not live-tile enabled, it will just appear as a static shortcut tile.
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