ClaroRead

Description

ClaroRead for Windows PC supports reading and writing. ClaroRead is a simple, easy-to-use and flexible software program that helps you to read, write, study, and increases your confidence.

ClaroRead for Windows PC supports reading and writing. ClaroRead is a simple, easy-to-use and flexible software program that helps you to read, write, study and increases your confidence. You can read any on-screen text out loud and improve your writing in Microsoft Word. ClaroRead Plus and Pro also lets you read aloud scanned paper books and documents with complete clarity.

• ClaroRead Standard has proofing tools like Spellcheck and Word Prediction, but does not have scanning (OCR) like ClaroRead Plus and ClaroRead Pro.
• ClaroRead Plus has proofing tools like Spellcheck and Word Prediction and also scanning (OCR).
• ClaroRead Pro has proofing tools like Spellcheck and Word Prediction and also advanced scanning (OCR) functions suitable for manipulating and creating accessible PDFs, eBooks and conversions from paper.

Key Features:

• Reading:
  
  • Reads Microsoft Word, Adobe Reader, OpenOffice/LibreOffice and Internet Explorer with speech and highlighting so you can follow the text as it is read out by high-quality human-sounding speech
  • Reads text in email, webpages and any other program you want by selecting with the mouse, pointing with the mouse or capturing from the screen
• Word prediction:
  
  • Suggest words as you type to help with spelling and writing
  • Choice of high-frequency, many subject-specific and huge prediction dictionaries
• Dragon NaturallySpeaking: Echo back text recognised by Dragon as it appears on your computer screen so you know it is right
• Writing:
  
  • Listen back to your text after you have written – hear mistakes you can’t spot when you read
  • Listen to each word or sentence as you type so you can hear mistakes immediately
• Spellcheck:
  
  • Speaking spellcheck lets you select the word you want by hearing the alternatives
  • Support for homophones and easily-confused words like “there” and “their” and “they’re” including images to help you select the correct word.