Hi Pranov,

You could try WordAloud from Cloudworld.  It is a text reader, with
speech synchronised to the display.  You can display a word at a
time or a sentence at a time.  You can vary the size of text, font,
and colour of text and background.  You can vary the voice, speed,
and pitch of the speech, and you can have a gap between words.
Try free evaluation on:
   http://www.cloudworld.co.uk

We did have a remarkable success with someone who had not been
able to read for three years due to TBI (traumatic brain injury).
Good luck with your uncle.  Let me know how he gets on.

Cheers from Chiswick,

John
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>Hi all,
>
>I need to help an uncle who has Aphasia. A google search has resulted in a
>number of relevant links such as http://www.parrotsoftware.com/goto/aphasia.htm
>
>has any one had any experience with the programs listed on the  above website?
>
>My uncle at this point is looking for a text reader that will allow him to
>read the xcreen and get audio feedback on what he is reading. I do not even
>know if such a program will be appropriate for him. Any one any thoughts?
>Assuming that such a program may help, any one got any URLs?
>
>Pranav

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