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The radio buttons below determine which box shows all possibilities. The box to the left of the checked button shows all possibilities. The box to the left of the unchecked box only shows those possibilities that match the other box.
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Check this box to display all the available synthesizers in the Synthesizer box to the left. When a synthesizer is chosen, only the languages that can be spoken by that synthesizer appear in the Language box.
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Check to list all the possible languages in the Language box at the left. When a language has been chosen, the Synthesizer box will show only those synthesizers that can speak in the chosen language.
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Select the language to be spoken. Note that after you configure a Talker, your chosen Language may be overridden by the synthesizer, depending upon the options you choose.
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When checked, and KTTSMgr was automatically started when speech began, automatically exits when speech has finished. Does not automatically exit if KTTSMgr was started manually or started from the Control Center.
i18n: file: kcmkttsmgr/kcmkttsmgrwidget.ui:72
i18n: ectx: property (whatsThis), widget (QCheckBox, autoexitMgrCheckBox)
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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.
i18n: file: kcmkttsmgr/kcmkttsmgrwidget.ui:96
i18n: ectx: property (whatsThis), widget (QCheckBox, autostartMgrCheckBox)
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Sets the speed of speech. Slide the slider to the left to slow speech down; to the right to increase talking speed. Anything less than 75 percent is considered "slow", and anything greater than 125 percent is considered "fast". You cannot change the speed of MultiSyn voices.
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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.
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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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<p>Resumes a paused job or changes a Queued job to Waiting. If the job is the top speakable job in the list, it begins speaking.</p>
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