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LoudMail v1.0.20

Developer:	Ekando (more products...)
OS:	WinXP
License:	Shareware
Price:	$19.95 (Buy it now)
Size:	0.56 MB
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Ekando LoudMail is the no-stress email reader for Microsoft Outlook. Simply select a message and your computer will start to speak it for you. You also will hear, who sent the message, the subject and whether the message has attachments.

You'll find it relaxing to listen to your emails being read aloud for your. It's particually good for people who have difficulty reading from the computer screen.

Features include:
*Reads sender, subject and message body
*Tells you if the message has attachments
*Automatically starts speaking when a message is selected or opened (optional).

*Automatically stops reading the messages when they are closed.
*Works inside Microsoft Outlook so you don't have to learn a new mail program
*You choose to how to use it. Use either automatic operation or keyboard or mouse or all three together.
*LoudMail buttons and menus appear in both the main and message windows
*All LoudMail dialogs can also be read aloud with using the same hot keys and buttons.
*You can read your whole inbox using just the "down key" on the keyboard
*Can be used with standard Microsoft voices or upgrade and listen to some of the most realistic sounding voices available today

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