v2.0.4
Enter key to read the text
This feature was added in 2.0.4
Yes, in the earlier version, the much simpler one without the dictionary or the ability to download the read text as an audio file, if you typed something in the "This is the test string" field, and then pressed enter, it'd read whatever you typed in as if you clicked the test button. It's largely just a convenience feature, but if it's not too much trouble to add, that'd be very nice and much appreciated. On Sun, Apr 19, 2026 at 4:09 AM Dmitry Maluev dmaluev@users.sourceforge.net wrote: Hello! I’m...
Yes, in the earlier version, the much simpler one without the dictionary or the ability to download the read text as an audio file, if you typed something in the "This is the test string" field, and then pressed enter, it'd read whatever you typed in as if you clicked the test button. It's largely just a convenience feature, but if it's not too much trouble to add, that'd be very nice and much appreciated.
Hello! I’m not aware of this functionality in the previous version. Are you talking about a textbox field with the text “This is a test string”? I will try to add an Enter key handler for this field. However, please provide a step‑by‑step guide if it’s something different. The main functionality of this app is to read the text that is copied to the clipboard. The small textbox is just for testing purposes.
Enter key to read the text
v2.0.3
Rust, v2.0.2
possibility to use with LO-RTE
Hello! This is now possible with Simple TTS Reader 2.0.2. In Read Text Extension settings: Browse to C:\Program Files\Simple TTS Reader\simplettsreader.exe And for command line enter this: -f "(TMP)" (which is similar to eSpeak)
64 bit version
Finds few voices on 64-bit machines
Rust, v2.0
Rust, v2.0
possibility to use with LO-RTE