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    Creating an audio book from the important points in each chapter

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      Fernando
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      Can I use Text Speaker for creating an audio book from the important points marked in each chapter of my textbook? This will help me quickly review only the important information for a test.

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        Yes, what you would like to do is possible with Text Speaker. You need to outline the important points from each chapter. Once you outline the text, just convert the outlined text to an audio file.

        To outline the text, select the text you want in your audio file and right click to choose the 'Outline Area' option. After finishing the outlining, go to the 'Speak' menu and select the 'Convert Outlined Text' option. You can either convert it into a MP3 or WAV audio file.

        For more details on creating outlines please see this link:
        https://www.deskshare.com/help/ts/Highlighting.aspx

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