Not sure why this didn’t go thorugh first time. It was not on hold.

Alisa Brownlee, ATP, CAPS | Assistive Technology Specialist/Consultant

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Date: Wednesday, February 20, 2019 at 4:50 PM
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Subject: Modeltalker

Hello,

I have a client who is ambulatory and good hand control as well as "good" speech but has a weak voice and has a goal of starting to use the Modeltalker voice he created.

on the FAQ for Modeltalker, the following information is listed:

If I make a voice, how can I use it?

Your ModelTalker voice can be installed for use by a variety of programs and apps on recent Microsoft Windows computers, notebooks, and Windows 8 mobile devices as well as Mac desktop and laptop computers. Voices can also be used on iOS and Android mobile devices. For iOS devices (iPad, iPhone) ModelTalker voices are exclusively available for apps from Therapy Box, who have made it possible to load ModelTalker voices into the latest versions of their Predictable and ChatAble apps.

My question: does anyone have a list of the "variety of programs and apps on recent Microsoft Windows computers , notebooks and Windows 8 device.

I am familiar with the SGD programs that are compatible with Modeltalker and the apps listed above, is there a list of others?

Also, he has a Samsung Galaxy S4- can it be used on his Android phone?

thanks in advance.

Lisa M. Bruening, M.S., CCC-SLP
Director of Care Services

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