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The programs on this page are available via the internet, without charge for the initial download. DDAI is not affiliated with the makers of these programs. We cannot provide technical support or promise that these programs will work for you. If you have problems installing or using any software listed on this page, please contact the makers of the software for assistance.

Text-to-Speech Programs:

Natural Reader

Natural Software

Natural Reader is a Text to Speech software which can convert any written text such as MS Word, Webpage, PDF files, and Emails into spoken words.

Operating system: Windows 98/Me/NT/2000/XP/Vista


ReadPlease 2003 Text-to-Speech Program.

ReadPlease Free Download

Read Please is free software for Windows that can read text copied from text in any window. The ReadPlease display allows customization of background color, font style and color, and a slider bar to control text size.

Operating System: Windows 95 or later

Typing and Spelling Aids

WordLogic Predictive Keyboard

WordLogic Corporation

WordLogic Predictive Keyboard is a desktop application that can be used to enhance text entry with any application. It uses a comprehensive dictionary of stored words and phrases to predict text as you type, allowing you to select from a list rather than type out the full word or phrase.

Operating System: Windows PC or mobile device

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