Text-Reader clock 1.0

Text-Reader clock is a software application developed by Text-Reader that converts the current time into spoken words using text-to-speech technology.

Text-Reader clock obtains the current time from the system clock and then uses a text-to-speech engine to transform the time into spoken words that are played through the computer's speakers.

Yes, Text-Reader clock typically allows users to choose from a selection of available voices in the text-to-speech engine, enabling customization based on personal preference.

Yes, Text-Reader clock is usually designed to work on various platforms such as Windows, macOS, and Linux, providing compatibility with a wide range of operating systems.

Yes, many versions of Text-Reader clock come with an option to announce the time at regular intervals, allowing users to stay updated without manually checking the clock.

Yes, depending on the software version, Text-Reader clock may support multiple languages, allowing users to have the time announced in their preferred language.

While some versions of Text-Reader clock may have built-in alarm functionality, not all versions include this feature. It is recommended to check the specific version's functionality to determine if it supports alarms.

In most cases, Text-Reader clock does not require an internet connection to function. It relies on the system clock and text-to-speech engine installed on the device.

The pricing and availability of Text-Reader clock can vary depending on the version and licensing terms. Some versions may be available as free or trial versions, while others may require a purchase.

You can typically download Text-Reader clock from the official website of Text-Reader or from reputable software distribution platforms.