Hi Ann,
I did everything you suggested but no file was created.
I dug down to the last level you said to look in and nothing?
What happens is that a dialogue comes up that says Automator runner
has no windows
I had my wife search the whole mac pro and no file was created on that
day?
I even
Hello Trahern,
There isn't much you can do directly from a PDF document, But if you can select
text and copy it into a TextEdit document, you can use the command Add to
iTunes as a spoken track.
You need to make sure that this service is available by selecting text in a
TextEdit document,
Hi:
I have a related question. I have a book someone turned from a PDF into a text
edit. It is an excellent book. But, all the apostrophes, quotation marks, and
some other weird markings make it kind rough reading. I went through actually
word by word, I'm embarrassed to say, and fixed most
Hi Carolyn,
This sounds distinctly like a character set conversion problem. Unfortunately,
i'm unfamiliar with the specifics of character sets on the Mac and the process
the person used to convert your book. The most I can do is recommend that they
run the conversion again, paying attention
Hi Zack:
Thanks. At least you didn't holler at me to just go buy the book and deal with
it.:) Actually, probably that's what I'll do.
Thanks
Carolyn H
On Jan 19, 2011, at 2:13 PM, Zachary Kline wrote:
Hi Carolyn,
This sounds distinctly like a character set conversion problem.
Hello Carolyn,
The conversion was almost certainly done using a PC, but you can fix the
problem fairly easily by using the Replace All function of the Find command.
Work out what each wrong character should be, then select the first occurrence
of that character, press Cmd-F, paste it into the
Hi Ann,
Where does the audio end up in Itunes?
I did it and I end up in a window that says;;
Automaker runner has no windows?
What am I doing wrong?
Thanks
On Jan 19, 2011, at 5:46 AM, Anne Robertson wrote:
Hello Trahern,
There isn't much you can do directly from a PDF document, But if you
would the program called ghost reader do the trick?? kind regards
trahern.
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Hi Anne:
Thanks. I'm ging to try this for the sake of learning it. But, I did go buy
the book.:)
Still good to know.
Carolyn HOn Jan 19, 2011, at 3:19 PM, Anne Robertson wrote:
Hello Carolyn,
The conversion was almost certainly done using a PC, but you can fix the
problem fairly easily
Another point. How do you chage the voice and speed that results?
Got the convertion to work but caint work out how to change the voice.
According to what I've read, you do it in the system prefs window under the
Text to speech tab under the speech prefs window. Thing is, that doesn't
Hi,
it said it was working but where did the files go.
I had a selection in textedit went to services and did all the steps
but no files in itunes !
any help?
Chuck
On Jan 19, 2011, at 9:33 PM, Ray Foret Jr wrote:
Another point. How do you chage the voice and speed that results?
Got the
Hello Trahern,
GhostReader will certainly do the trick. I didn't suggest it at first because I
wanted to suggest a cost-free solution. For myself, I really like GhostReader
and it's easy to select the voice or voices you want it to use.
Cheers,
Anne
On 20 Jan 2011, at 02:47, trahern culver
Hello Chuck,
You can find the item in iTunes by going to the Sources table, selecting
Recently Added and looking in the table for Text to Speech. The file itself
will be in/Users/username/Music/iTunes/iTunes Music/Unknown Artist/Unknown
Album/Text to Speech.m4a
Once you've found it in iTunes,
hey all i have sevral pdf instruction manuals that i'd like to turn in
to audio books with sections and chapters that i can navagate like a
normal audio book that a person would buy in itunes how can i make
this happen? is there any software i can use?
your hhelp with this question would be most
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