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Picture of NEOSPEECH TTS ON DEMAND NeoSpeech TTS On Demand is an audio file creation program designed to convert text to audio files for use by individuals who are blind or have low vision or learning disabilities. To use this online service to create a speech audio file, the user goes to TTSOnDemand.com, enters the text to be converted, previews the resulting speech audio, then purchases the speech audio file for immediate download.

Notes: NeoSpeech is a trademark of NeoSpeech, Inc.

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This product record was updated on October 14, 2011.

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NeoSpeech, Inc.

4800 Great America Parkway, Suite 280
Santa Clara, California 95054
United States
Telephone: 408-914-2710.
Fax: 408-914-2710.
Web: http://www.neospeech.com.
Email: sales@neospeech.com.


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