I've just upgraded to Windows 2010 and was wondering if there was any way to add alternative voices or languages to the Text to Speech feature.
Currently I have MS Hazel (British) and MS Zira (US).
As an Australian, Hazel is the better fit to the language I speak, however my Word documents have a choice of English (British) or English (Australian) as my spelling/grammar options - but if I select Australian English, the TTS voice defaults to the Zira (US) voice.
I can only get the British voice if I set my documents to English (British) spelling/grammar - which is what we use in Australia, so that's not such an issue - but I find both the female voices rather irritating and would like to add either a male voice, or at least an Australian voice.
I found documents that suggested how to do this on earlier versions, but the solutions don't seem to work on 2010. Can anyone offer any advice on how to add different voices or languages to 2010?
Currently I have MS Hazel (British) and MS Zira (US).
As an Australian, Hazel is the better fit to the language I speak, however my Word documents have a choice of English (British) or English (Australian) as my spelling/grammar options - but if I select Australian English, the TTS voice defaults to the Zira (US) voice.
I can only get the British voice if I set my documents to English (British) spelling/grammar - which is what we use in Australia, so that's not such an issue - but I find both the female voices rather irritating and would like to add either a male voice, or at least an Australian voice.
I found documents that suggested how to do this on earlier versions, but the solutions don't seem to work on 2010. Can anyone offer any advice on how to add different voices or languages to 2010?