KMouth 1.1.0

KMouth is a KDE program that allows people who can not speak to let their computer speak, for example people or Mutal people who lost their voice.Currently KMouth has a textbox where the user can type the words he wants to hear. In addition, the program contains a story of words, a phrase book and word completion.The user can select Sentences of the story he wants to be re-spoken or it may decide to phrases often used in sentences, so they can be spoken with only clicks.KMouth mouse itself does not contain a Speech Synthesizer. Instead, it assumes that a speech is available in the system. Currently, it uses an order specified by the user or the text-to-Speech Interface KTTSD. (KTTSD the KDE Text-To-Speech Daemon, a plug-in based KDE project that seeks to provide both a standard text to a voice interface for KDE applications and a simple configuration dialog-user friendly .) Here are some key features of "KMouth" · an edit field where you can type sentences that you want to hear · Word completion · A History of sentences in which you can select the phrases that you want to be again delivered a phrase book you can select phrases used regularly. Dialogue editing for the book the phrase you can: • Add, edit or delete phrases and sub-phrase-books · Assign keyboard shortcuts for phrases and sentences · Import and export sub-expression sub-books · Import-sentences of books in a collection of books standard sentence a configuration dialog which allows you to specify: • The command for speaking texts • The method of 'send text to the command (parameter or standard input) • The character encoding for text · KMouth is licensed under GNU General Public License.