Text to wave software

Audio Editor / Sound Recorder 3.4
Edit mp3 and wav formats. Use the sound recorder to create wav files from tapes, vinyl, microphone, mixing deck etc. Decode MP3 to WAV…

RAM Boost Pro 2002a
RAM Boost Pro is a memory manager for Windows. It defragments wasted RAM and plugs memory leaks to provide up to 200% better overall PC…

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	1.	TextMaker for Windows 2006 (softmaker.de)
		you want your word processor (a) to provide the full feature set of a modern, high-end word processor, (b) to seamlessly read and write Microsoft Word files, and (c) to be available on multiple platforms, look no further: TextMaker 2006 is here! It's extremely fast, highly Microsoft Word compatible and easy-to-use. TextMaker includes 17-language on-the-fly…
		Updated: 2, 2006 \| Rating: 0 \| Author: SoftMaker SoftMaker Software GmbH \| Size: 18460 kb \| Demo Go to category: System Utilities > Text/Document Editors Similar programs

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SyncNow 1.2
Sync now! is the most easy-to-use sync & backup utility for windows. You can use it when you want to sync your folders or backup your files…

JR Screen Ruler 1.4
The JR Screen Ruler is a great tool that allows you to accurately measure anything on your screen. This is especially useful when measuring…

ClicheCleaner 1.03
ClicheCleaner helps you write better, by highlighting passages in your text that are either cliches, other overly-used common expressions…