computer generated voice

K

Keith

While typing a paper, I intended to type 'S' and tried to
press shift-s to accomplish this. Instead I pressed other
keys, and the hourglass appeared to show it was processing
what I entered. After processing, a computerized voice
began reading my document back to me sounding much like
Stephen Hawking. It read a few paragraphs then stopped. I
have no clue what I pressed to prompt the talking, but I
wish to have it occur again. If anyone knows what I need to
press, please email me becuase I am curious to do this again.

Thanks!
 
W

Word Heretic

G'day "Keith" <[email protected]>,

Flag+U - its a Windows feature

Steve Hudson - Word Heretic
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Keith reckoned:
 

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