Public Speaking Programs

Speaking Email Deluxe uses Microsoft Agent characters to read your email messages. Primarily an email notification utility, it also reads header and message content and allows you to send speaking (or non-speaking) email messages and attachments

This is a multilingual Speaking Clock that uses over 50 different skins to show the time to you using either digital or analogue displays. You can have the time announced to you in over 8 languages

The Librarian: Complete Windows software for your library. Public catalog search computers located anywhere. No network required. Manage all library collections, patron data, circulation and late returns. Public self-checkout of library material.

Who's Calling turns your PC into a high-tech CallerID (CID) box with advanced features. It even works for users who don't have CID services by dialing out to a phone company service and getting the caller information.

StorXit for simple setup of public self-help retail store information computers. Includes search of any data, the use of pictures, an idle display map or graphic. The public responds to the familiar computer search for information.

JokeSleuth is a searchable personal database of great humor with some of the funniest jokes on the net. Install this simple program, add your own jokes to 1000+ jokes already there, edit them, sort them, and have the perfect joke for any situation.

Talking Alarm Clock.contains Analog clock,digital clock,Calendar,Stopwatch etc.you can either select a sound of MP3/wave format to play or you can select a character.This character(like genie) will read the reminder for you.

SClock Plus is an easy-to-use desktop multilingual speaking clock with skin support and full-featured alarm system, that allows an user to set multiple alarms.

Internet Booth software enables to restrict PC access to desired only applications such as an Internet Explorer. Great for in-store, in-library PCs. Protects against changes to the public PC settings.

Ear Guide is similar to the popular TV Guide magazine - but instead of TV programs, Ear Guide lists over 400 popular public radio stations and programs that you can listen to at the click of a mouse button.