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When checked, if KTTSMgr is not already running and speech begins, starts KTTSMgr and displays an icon in the system tray. <em>Note</em>: KTTSMgr only automatically starts for text jobs having 5 sentences or more.

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<p>These are all the text jobs. The <b>State</b> column may be:
<ul>
<li><b>Queued</b> - the job is waiting and will not be spoken until its state is changed to <b>Waiting</b> by clicking the <b>Resume</b> or <b>Restart</b> buttons.</li>
<li><b>Waiting</b> - the job is ready to be spoken. It will be spoken when the jobs preceding it in the list have finished.</li>
<li><b>Speaking</b> - the job is speaking. The <b>Position</b> column shows the current sentence of the job being spoken. You may pause a speaking job by clicking the <b>Hold</b> button.</li>
<li><b>Paused</b> - the job is currently paused. Paused jobs prevent jobs below them from speaking. Use the <b>Resume</b> or <b>Restart</b> buttons to resume speaking the job, or click <b>Later</b> to move the job down in the list.</li>
<li><b>Finished</b> - the job has finished speaking. When a second job finishes, this one will be deleted. You may click <b>Restart</b> to repeat the job.</li>
</ul>
<em>Note</em>: Messages, Warnings, and Screen Reader Output do not appear in this list. See the Handbook for more information.
</p>

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<p>Changes a job to Paused state. If currently speaking, the job stops speaking. Paused jobs prevent jobs that follow them from speaking, so either click <b>Resume</b> to make the job speakable, or click <b>Later</b> to move it down in the list.</p>

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Remove &All

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Pause &lt;msec&gt; milliseconds. Example: