So sitting at lunch the other day, one of my colleagues was muttering about all the reading she had to do for a course and wished she could buy audiobooks for all of her readings. Well, I stuck my nose in her business. Microsoft Edge will let you read an ePUB book in a cleaned-up and paper-like window, letting you change the text size, spacing, font & colour. For small children and, umm, older folks, this is a great option! There is a quick Chapter button letting you quickly move around the book, and a Bookmark feature that lets you keep track of interesting pieces of your reading. In more recent versions of Windows you also get option of highlighting texts, inserting notes inside the text and, of course, asking Cortana anything, which pulls up definitions, other references, etc. (If you've been working with Microsoft tools, you know that AI is being built into everything ). But for her purpose, I shared that Edge will also Read Aloud to y...
...not something ready-made, but something in continuous formation through choice of action. J. Dewey