Text to Speech in Microsoft Word | Read Aloud | Voice to Text

This video will show you how to turn your text into speech in Microsoft Word. Microsoft Word can read your text to you with its Read Aloud function - a free text to speech software for MS users! You click a button, and it starts reading what is on your MS Word document. You can change the reader and adjust the reading speed. Using a voice to text function such as this one is very handy when you want to review a document, you are tired of reading. Sometimes listening to the text is the best way to pick up errors in structure, flow or arguments.
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[@SophiaRodriguez-nz7sm]

Thanks for the great insights! Below are the key points summarized using ChatWithPDF: 🎶 Listening to your own writing is a brilliant way to edit your work and pick up errors in flow and arguments. 🏋‍♀ Doing squats and lunges while listening to somebody else's work can be a productive way to engage with content. 🔊 The "read aloud" function under the review tab in Word allows you to have your document read to you with customizable options. 👂 Enjoy this feature to make your life easier and enhance your editing process. 👍 If you found the video helpful, remember to like and subscribe for more useful tips to boost your research experience. 🔔 Hit the bell icon to get notified whenever a new video is released on the channel. 💬 Leave a comment if you need a solution to a challenge not yet covered in the videos.

[@PatrickMichael2002]

Unfortunately, Microsoft just killed the Male/Female Neural Voices and switched everyone back to Mark/Zira/David. No straight answers online. Hoping they put it back soon.

[@ResearchMasterminds]

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