Aurora Suite 2005.0004

Affordable, Effective Assistance for Communication, Learning Disabilities and Dyslexia.

Read:

If you want to read a book or magazine you've scanned, email from friends, web pages, or documents in your word processor, Aurora Echo can help. Just highlight what you want to read, push a button, and it will be spoken aloud with high quality synthesized speech. Echo's screenreader can also read menus, dialog boxes and more from your applications. If you prefer, as Aurora speaks, each word can be highlighted, like subtitles, to help associate words being spoken with their written form.

Write:

Suitable for beginning, intermediate or advanced writers, Aurora's word prediction is surprisingly effective as it helps with spelling, word choice and sentence construction. As you type, it applies advanced word prediction, grammatical, and phonetic algorithms to complete words and predict future words for you so you will be able to type correctly spelled words and phrases faster, or for a longer time with less effort. If you confuse homonyms, Aurora provides visual and aural cues as well as usage examples and definitions for over 2,100 homonyms. Aurora's talking spellchecker helps even the most creative spellers and can correct common mistakes automatically. As you write, your words and sentences can be read back aloud so you can be sure that what you wrote is what you meant to.

Communicate:

Aurora Talk makes conversation or public speaking easy. Type what you want to say and it can be spoken. Organize your messages into topics for easy reuse. Speak frequently used phrases like "yes" or "thank you" with a single key. Industry standard SAPI 4&5 support makes Aurora compatible with nearly any speech synthesizer.

Aurora Suite supports comes in three editions: Professional, Standard and Value so you can get the features you need at a price you can afford.

Requirements:	400MHz Pentium, 64M RAM, 50M disk, 800x600 display, sound card
Release Info:	Minor Update on May 17, 2007
Release Notes:	Updated with support for Windows Vista
Related Tags:	dyslexia learning disabled special needs speech reading