No time to read them all? Worry not there is a Web site called CarryoutText that can turn text into MP3 files you can then listen to on your iPod, Zune, or other portable MP3 player, or burn to a CD to listen to in the car.
There are two choices for converting your text to an MP3 file: You can either upload a Word, PowerPoint, PDF, XML, TXT, CSV or HTML file,
or you can paste text directly into the converter.
After you have made your selections, click Submit to Process. Larger files take a few minutes to convert to MP3 files.A Please Wait screen appeared during the wait. Eventually, a page will appear where you can download your file. Click the big white arrow in the green circle to download it.
Our converted file read nicely at an easy to understand pace with a mature, but smooth, female voice. The file was a bit robotic sound :-(
There are two choices for converting your text to an MP3 file: You can either upload a Word, PowerPoint, PDF, XML, TXT, CSV or HTML file,
or you can paste text directly into the converter.
After you have made your selections, click Submit to Process. Larger files take a few minutes to convert to MP3 files.A Please Wait screen appeared during the wait. Eventually, a page will appear where you can download your file. Click the big white arrow in the green circle to download it.
Our converted file read nicely at an easy to understand pace with a mature, but smooth, female voice. The file was a bit robotic sound :-(
Visit:- www.carryouttext.com
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