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Acrobat Reader (PDF file). His name alone is Reader, it clearly functions to read. Reading is not simply a display lho. But it really can read it with sound. Seru khan?

Feature called Read Out Loud has two choices, namely Read This Page Only serving to read the document on the current page only. While the other is Read To End Of Document, which will read all the contents of the file.

To enable this feature there are several steps that need to be followed:

1. Open your PDF document, then press "Ctrl + K" and page "preferences" will appear.
2. Click on the "Reading" and do the settings on the page. Or when using the long way, click on "Edit> Preferences> Reading.
3. "Volume", serves to regulate the size of the resulting sound. By removing the sign the checklist on the "use the default voice", you can choose between 3 characters voice will read your PDF documents.
4. By removing the sign the checklist on the "Use default speech attributes" You can determine the level of tone of voice through the "pitch". The higher the number, the higher the tone. While the settings in "words per minute" will determine the speed of reading. The higher the number, then the document will be read more quickly.
5. When you've finished the stage settings, click "OK".
6. To activate it, click on "View> Read Out Loud"> "Activate Read Out Loud" or by pressing "Shift + Ctrl + Y".
7. To read only one page, click "View> Read Out Loud> Read This Page Only" or by pressing "Shift + Ctrl + V".
8. To read the entire document, click on "View> Read Out Loud> Read to End of Document" or by pressing "Shift + Ctrl + B".
   

The steps above are for reading a document. As for reading form fields, it is recommended to set the first available Preference in the menu "Edit". Then select the option "Reader", enable "Read Form Field". Do not forget, when you have to fill a field with a text or numbers, you must press the "Tab" to continue reading the text.

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