The Talking Dictionary by RWF Software

The Talking Dictionary is a speech enabled computer dictionary for blind and visually impaired people. It uses the existing screen reader or built-in speech to provide definitions and pronunciations of words. The program has over 250,000 word entries and is fully browsable. It works alongside other programs, such as dictionaries, but it also stands alone. The software is free to download, and there is a 50% discount available for students and teachers.

The English Talking Dictionary is an easy-to-use voice output dictionary. The program is compatible with screen magnifiers and screen readers. It contains over 250,000 words and is compatible with most screen readers. The dictionary offers extensive definitions, articles of speech, and sample sentences. Power Search enables users to search for all words with partial spelling. This feature allows a user to listen to a word’s pronunciation and understand it completely before learning how to pronounce it.

A talking dictionary is a digital device that reads the definition of a word. It also identifies word usage in sentences. It can also predict whether a word is misspelled or not. The program will even perform a sound analysis to confirm the word’s pronunciation. It will not read the meaning of a word without being spoken. It will read its definitions and pronounce them. Once the dictionary recognizes a word, it will speak it out loud.