Text to speech software

[SAG]

Yeah, I know there is a ton out there, but I suppose I'm looking for suggestions from techs here who support schools or other learning facilities.

Here's the deal...
Receptionist at a client of mine has a dyslexic son, pretty extreme from what I gather. She is looking for software that she can install on his computer that will be able to read web pages properly. She has tested about half a dozen or so and for them to work they have to copypasta the webpage into a textbox for the software to read - which as we all know, copypasta of HTML to plain text usually (usually?? most of the time is more like it) screws up the formatting and paragraphs.

I guess I feel for her, being a dad and all. Luckily both my kids are fine (so far) but thinking about how I would be and what I would do if one of them was in this situation..... anyhow.
Doing this all for her for free, just to help her out with her kids.

Any good suggestions?

 

[PCSupportGlasgow]

best bet is try webbie it a browser for blind and visually impaired.

I know the kid none of those but the tools may just be what the client needs.

 

[SAG]

Thanks for that. Looks interesting. I'll definitely pass it on.

 

[frenchscottie]

You could have her look at this prog Read&Write Gold. I've a friend who uses it and he say it's really good. It's not cheap though.

http://www.texthelp.com/North-America/our-products/readwrite/features-pc