How to Use Text-to-Speech and Read Aloud Features in Word (Full Transcript)

Learn to enable and use the Text-to-Speech and Read Aloud features in Word for playback of written text. Customize your QKAccess Toolbar for easy access.

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How to Convert Text to Speech using MS Word

Added on 09/05/2024

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Speaker 1: The Text-to-Speech feature in Word can be used to playback the written text and spoken words. To access this feature, Customize QKAccess Toolbar, More Commands, click on this down arrow, select All Commands, select Speak from this list, and OK. See the option called Speak Selected Text is added to the QKAccess Toolbar. Now select the sentence to read and click on Speak Selected Text.

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Speaker 1: Now one more way to convert text to speech, in the search bar, type in, Read, select Read

Speaker 2: and You can add a matching cover page, header, and sidebar.

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