Opening and reading PDF files in Microsoft Edge on Windows 10
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Hello! I love the read aloud feature, it's one of the best voices out there.
My issue is that the PDF's I read have headers and footers, usually with numbers, so the reader just reads them everytime (which is really annoying), there doesn't seem to be any way to make the reader skip this sections, is there?
Opening and reading PDF files in Microsoft Edge on Windows 10
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The Microsoft product that does that is Word (read aloud without headers/footers), but in that case I have to open the PDF using word (sometimes this messes up the content), and I have like 70 documents, so I have to do all those steps (I don't want word to be the default for PDF's, so I have to select - open with, etc) in all those documents, besides, the voice is better on edge and is easier for me so I don't have to manually download each document...long story short, I don't think the solution I need is available, so I'll just leave it as a suggestion for future updates. I'm sure that if it's possible to do it with Word it could be made with Edge.
What I want is to hit Play so it starts reading the content of the PDF while skipping the header / footer.
Yeah, but I would have to do that for each and every single page in a 200 page document, which is impractical.
I would like to listen to the whole document without stopping and without the headers/footers.
CTRL + Alt + Space
Start reading aloud
CTRL + Space
Play or pause Read aloud
CTRL + Left Arrow
Jump to the beginning of the previous paragraph
CTRL + Right Arrow
Proceed to the beginning of the next paragraph
Alt + Left Arrow
Decrease reading speed
Alt + Right arrow
Increase reading speed
Hello ChangeAlt, My Name is Cristian I am an Independent Advisor and Windows Specialist.
There are some shortcuts:
Caps Lock + H
Read document
Caps Lock + U
Read the next page
Caps Lock + Ctrl + U
Read the current page
Caps Lock + Shift + U
Read the previous page
Caps Lock + I
Read the next paragraph
Caps Lock + Ctrl + I
Read the current paragraph
Caps Lock + Shift + I
Read previous paragraph
Caps Lock + O
Read next line
Caps Lock + Ctrl + O
Read current line
Caps Lock + Shift + O
Read previous line
Caps Lock + P
Read next word
Caps Lock + Ctrl + P
Read current word
Caps Lock + Shift + P
Read previous word
Caps Lock + Opening bracket
Read next character
Caps Lock + Ctrl + Opening bracket
Read current character
Caps Lock + Shift + Opening bracket
Read previous character
Caps Lock + J
Go to next title
Caps Lock + Shift + J
Go to previous title
Caps Lock + K
Go to the next table
Caps Lock + Shift + K
Go to the previous table
I hope this information will be useful. If you have any questions, feel free to ask and it will be a pleasure to help you.