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Originally Posted by JSWolf
I have heard AT&T Natural Voice and it is lots better then what Microsfot bundles into Windows. It's still not perfect, but whrn it gets words correct, it does sound more natural.
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Thanks - I'll look out for that. I am, as I've mentioned before, a big fan of audio books so I thought that machine-read books might open up a whole new set of books to me. I just can't bear to listen to them, though; at least not in Microsoft Reader, which is the only one I've tried.
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I know with CDs, I have the right to take a CD I purchased and convert to cassette tape, or rip the music for use on my DAP. So I don't see why I should not be able to take an ebook I purchased in one format and convert it to another format for my own personal use.
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I couldn't agree more. Luckily here in the UK we have no law equivalent to the DCMA, so it's perfectly legal to use any format converter here.