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How to Listen to your PDF files
By gedet basumatary | October 18, 2008
Topics: Computer tips and tricks, Software Tricks | No Comments »
How to Listen to your PDF files, from now onwards if you don’t like reading PDF files or you have some important work to do and still need to go through an important PDF file? Then you can work in parallel and continue with your work while you listen your PDF files. Interesting isn’t it? It works in Adobe reader 6.0, 7.0, 8.0, and even on 9.0
So what is the procedure to Listen PDF files, Just follow these simple methods: -
- Ctrl + Shift + Y – Activate the Read Out Loud Option (This is the first step you need to do)
- Ctrl + Shift + V – to hear the page (View->Read out Loud->Read this Page)
- Ctrl + Shift + B – to hear the entire Document (View->Read out Loud->Read to End of Document)
- Ctrl + Shift + C – to Pause
- Ctrl + Shift + E – to Stop
If the speech is not convenient to hear because the voice is very fast or loud, you can adjust that by following steps: -
- Choose Edit->Preferences
- Choose Reading from the list on the left. This displays the default reading preference settings
- Set desired volume level
- Choose a voice. On Windows you only have the default voice
- You can set the pitch and words per minute also
- Choose a reading order from the pop-up menu and click Ok
So try it today if you were unaware of this and how you think about the features of the Adobe Reader?
Note: – I have tested in many of my PDF files, it works well except one file, I couldn’t find out why? So guys if you share your experience then it may be more useful to all the users.
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