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1 How do I modify pronunciation of a word for VoiceText(TM) Text-To-Speech Desktop on Windows? Nov.15.2007
2 How do I get a VoiceText (TM) license file using a license key? Where do I place the generated license file? Nov.15.2007
3 How do I modify pronunciation of a word for VoiceText(TM) Text-To-Speech Server on Windows? Nov.15.2007
4 How do I find out the product version? Oct.11.2007
5 What character sets does VoiceText(TM) support? Nov.08.2007
6

The TTS desktop application plays a demo notification even with my purchased license in place. What do I do?

 		May.27.2009
7 VoiceText(TM) Server does not start or get activated. What do I do? Jan.17.2008
8 What happens when the number of Text-to-Speech requests exceeds the number of licensed threads? How does VoiceText(TM) Server behave in such case? Does it queue requests? Jan.16.2008
9 How do I make VoiceText™ Text-To-Speech Server to start automatically under Linux? Oct.30.2007
10 What is the speaker ID (voice ID) for each VoiceText(TM) Text-To-Speech voice? Nov.09.2007
11 How do I modify pronunciation of a word for VoiceText(TM) Text-To-Speech Server running on Linux? Nov.08.2007
12

I'm having difficulty uninstalling and reinstalling VoiceText(TM) from Linux. I get:

Setup finds previously installed engine - kate_m08_setup_engine. You must uninstall the installed engine before. Setup is not complete, the program not installed.

What do I do?

 		Jul.31.2008
14 Where do I place the license file for Windows CE (or Windows Mobile)? How do I get started with Pocket PCs? Nov.19.2007
13 What's the URL to access the Web Administration for VoiceText(TM) Text-To-Speech Server?  What's the login name and password? Nov.09.2007
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