Michael Assuming your speech synthesizer is a software one, the first thing you want to check is whether or not anything else will play Try playing a mp3 file, rebotting the computer, entering a nonworking command which normally issues a sound, or anything like that to see if your soundcard is muted. Assuming that you otherwise have sound, then the problem lies somewhere either with Window-Eyes itself or the synthesizer being used. Sometimes, a software synthesizer shown on the system may not actually speak for a number of reasons.
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