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A quick way to get Stuart to work with PDFaloud
By Paul Nisbet on Thursday 13th October, 2011 at 4:29pm
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Following on from the previous post re PDFaloud not offering you Stuart, Robert here in CALL has written a script which finds all the PDFaloud safe voice lists on your Windows computer and adds Stuart to them.
Here's what to do:
- Install Stuart first.
- Save the file to your computer.
- Find the file (it's called install-stuart-to-safevoices.zip.), double click on it to open or unzip it, and then double click on "install.cmd"
- It will then update the PDFaloud safe voices with Stuart.
- Restart Adobe Reader and PDFaloud should offer you Stuart.
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