I have another question.
If TTS is good for us and other business people who want to get something
read to them, why can't I buy loquendo voices in an online store (regardless
of the price), or several other voices like the Scansoft products?
OK, nextup.com offers Scansoft voices for TextAloud and other programs, but
even they do not have the new voices.
But I know that German IPhone users with IOS 5 and later have the voice Anna
on their devices.
Even the non SAPI versions of RealSpeak Direct for JAWS doesn't have Anna.
And this is not only about this one voice.
There are new products and it seems that no one can buy them.
Whether you have the money to do it seems to be not the matter here, but
even I as an end user or a member of a company can buy products from Adobe
via an online shop.
If I would do so as an end user is not the question, but I could do so.
But the question remains why it is so difficult to get some TTS related
products or information on them.
Back to accessibility, a few programs blind people use surely could also be
used by people with other impairments.
What about all the other people with special requirements appart from the
blind?
How are the numbers there?
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