This is a fantastic option provided by Microsoft to narrate everything on the desktop and what/where we are navigating. A background speech tells you what you are doing. The narration can be controlled; for example, the pitch and speed of the voice.
Let's move on to "How the Narrator option works in
Windows 10."
Step 1: Go to
Setting tab in Windows 10.
Step 2: Under
Settings go to "
Personalization" icon.
Step 3: Under
Settings,
Personalization, click "
High contrast settings" tab.
Step 4: Click "
High contrast settings," Ease of Access , Narrator option, and then click
On for the Narrator as in the following screenshot:
Step 5:
You can see the voice indicating the documents available in your desktop. Option of selecting the male voice or female voice is provided and I tried to highlight the same.
Step 6: By default, two inbuilt voices were added.
- Microsoft David
- Microsoft Zira
Step 7: You are provided an option to control the voice by manipulating the speed and pitch of the voice.
Step 8: If you want to narrate the words you are typing, yes, it's possible.
Step 9:
You can see many options under narrator. This is really easy to understand. Microsoft provides the options of setting On and Off the following options.
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