Technical Tips

[I] How to activate "Text to Speech"

A. iOS on a Mobile Phone or Tablet

Apple iOS has the "Text to Speech"-function as an integrated function of "Accessibility". Users do not need to install any extra Apps. Please, follow the folloing advices:

Text2Speech-ios

B. Android on a Mobile Phone or Tablet

Android by Google offers also a same feacher. Please, follow the following advice for the Settings. But the Settings menus on Android devices could differ from producer to producer:

In case of older devices, Users probably have to install the following App:

However, this system setting-up or the App "Google Text-to-Speech" alone could be not enough to let a Android-device read text on web pages or text files. So, there are many Apps offered in the Play Store. Following samples could be recommended:

t2sreadaloud

C. Browsers on a Desktop PC or Notbook

For the popular Internet Browsers like "Goolge Chrome" or "Firefox", there are several "Extensions" or "Add-ons" for the "Text to Speech"-Functionality. The following ones could be recommended:

t2sreadaloud

"Read Aloud" on Firefox could have problems. In such case, please, try the alternative "Text 2 Speech (TTS)".

 

[II] How to install LibreOffice to Windows 10/11"

  • Please, follow the instruction in the movie. [MKV]
     
  • Free Western fonts "Liberation" from Red Hat:
    • "Liberation Serif" [ZIP]
    • "Liberation Sans" [ZIP]
    • "Liberation Sans Narrow" [ZIP]
  • Thai fonts "Sarabun" from Google Fonts [ZIP]
  • Japanese fonts "Noto CJK JP" from Google Fonts
    • "Noto Serif CJK Japanese" [ZIP]
    • "Noto Sans CJK Japanese" [ZIP]
  • Japanese unversal fonts "BIZ" from Google Fonts: