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    Text to Speech for proofreading a long book

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      alex_davidoff
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      Yesterday I proofread 10 chapters of my book containing 30 chapters. I want the program to start the reading from chapter 11, but starts reading from the beginning of book. How do I restart the proofreading at chapter 11?

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        When reading long e-books, you can easily return to the point where you left off by using the bookmark feature in Text Speaker.

        Follow these steps:

        1. Click Edit menu >> Add Bookmark. Give the bookmark a name.
        2. When you want to return to a bookmark, click Edit menu >> Go to Bookmark and choose a bookmark from the dropdown.

        1. After returning to the required position, click Speak menu >> Speak from Current Cursor Position. Now, Text Speaker will start reading from the point where you have added a bookmark.
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