Windows 2000 (SP2 minimum), Windows XP, Windows Vista (32-bit); 400 MB free disk space, 50 MB free RAM; Internet access for product activation; Internet Explorer (Version 6 or higher)
Supported applications:
Microsoft Word, Outlook, PowerPoint (Version 2000 or higher);
Adobe Acrobat (Version 7.0 or higher), iTunes
Please check whether your computer meets the minimum system requirements for Linguatec Voice Reader Home:
Windows 2000 (SP2 minimum), Windows XP, Windows Vista (32-bit); 400 MB free disk space, 50 MB free RAM,
Internet Explorer (Version 6 or higher)
Ensure you have administrator rights for your computer. (In order to receive full administrator rights for Windows Vista, please right click the installation file, setup.exe and select the option “Run as administrator” in the context menu.)
Please closeall applications before installing Voice Reader Home.
Deactivate any anti-virus software and firewalls until the installation process is complete.
Ensure you have administrator rights for your computer.
Close all applications.
Insert the Installation CD-ROM into the drive.
If installation does not start automatically, start the setup.exe program manually. To do this, open the CD-ROM file folder and run the file setup.exe by double-clicking it.
Click Start > Run.
Click Search and switch to your CD-ROM drive ( Search in: click on the arrow pointing downwards to display the drop-down menu. Select the CD-ROM drive here)
In the file folder of Linguatec Voice Reader CD-ROM, click the file setup.exe. The file name setup.exe will then appear in a field with the same name in the window Search.
If the setup.exe file is not displayed, please check that Programs was selected in the file type field.
Then click Open to start setup.exe.
If you use Windows Vista:
Please close all applications.
Insert the Installation CD-ROM into the drive.
Run the setup.exe file manually. To do this, open the CD-ROM file folder, and right click the setup.exe file. Select the option “Run as administrator ” in the context menu in order to start the installation.
Automatic activation via the Internet With this method, activation is carried out fully automatically. A connection to the authorization server is generated, the activation code is checked and the product is activated.
For this type of activation to be successful, there must be a working Internet connection and any installed firewalls must allow the connection.
For detailed instructions, please click here
Activation via web browser Use this method if you have received an error during automatic activation or if you want to use the program on a PC that is not connected to the Internet.
For manual activation, all that you need is a PC with Internet access (e.g. office PC or a friend's PC). Activation is immediately possible and the program can then be used straight away.
For detailed instructions, please click here
How can I have PDF files read out for me?
If you use Adobe Acrobat, you can have the text read out directly by means of the Voice Reader Home interface (see manual, chapter 4.4.)
If you use Adobe Reader, you can use the tool VoiceReader Direct:
Open VoiceReader Direct via Start → Programs → Linguatec → VoiceReader → Voice Reader Direct.
Open the file to be read out in Adobe Reader.
Mark any part of the text using the "Select Tool" in the Adobe Reader toolbar.
(alternatively: Select "Tools" in the Adobe Reader menu bar > Submenu "Basic" > "Select")
Then copy the highlighted text excerpt onto the clipboard (e.g. using the key combination STRG +C).
Use Voice Reader Direct to have this read out for you (e.g. using the button "Read text from clipboard")
The punctuation is also being read out Punctuation is normally not read out by Voice Reader.
Please check if the empty spaces after the punctuation marks in the selected text have been left out. A text is typographically correct when an empty space follows a punctuation mark.
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09 Feb 2010
We are pleased to invite you to CeBIT 2010!
Come and visit our stand in Hall 4, Microsoft Stand A26, P12. We are looking forward to seeing you!
27 Jan 2010
Personal Translator checks in at Lufthansa
Here is the latest success story: Company-wide use of our translation technology supports the internationalization of Lufthansa
Read the detailed
user report of Lufthansa.
20 Jan 2010
New video on Personal Translator 14
Get to know the new Personal Translator 14 on video (in English). The presentation will explain visually how to use the various functions.
The blockbuster hit: You can also view the video in English. Julia, the voice of Voice Reader has dubbed the video for you in British English.
Quite impressive - isn't it!
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