August 2009
Beginner
512 pages
11h 9m
English
The Internet can contain a vast amount of information, but all of it will be useless if you can't read it due to poor vision or eyestrain. Rather than force yourself to read a computer screen, you might choose to have your Macintosh read an article to you instead. Here's how to hear your Macintosh read text:
Click the Safari icon on the Dock or double-click it in the Applications folder. The Safari window appears.
Go to a web page and select the text you want your Macintosh to read.
Select Safari ▸ Services ▸ Speech ▸ Add to iTunes as Spoken Track.
After you have saved text as a spoken track, you can listen to it by doing this:
Load iTunes.
Click the Spoken Text playlist under the Playlists category.
Click the track (generically ...