where can you download a phonetic chart for free onto a mac?
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There are plenty of amateur radio websites but I can tell you:\n\nA - Alpha                M - Mike\nB - Bravo                N - November\nC - Charlie              O - Oscar\nD - Delta                P - Papa\nE - Echo                 Q - Quebec \nF - Foxrtot              R - Romeo\nG - Golf                 S - Sierra\nH - Hotel                T - Tango\nI - India                U - Uniform\nJ - Juliette             V - Victor\nK - Kilo                 W - Whiskey\nL - Lima                 X-  X-Ray\n                         Y - Yankee\n                         Z - Zulu\n\nIf you want the police Phoentics they're a little differnt.\n  Are you getting into amatuer radio? KB9KBU here in Hymera, Indiana.
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READPLEASE is the best TTS software\ndownload it at \n \nwww.READPLEASE.com
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Instead of taking dictation from Website,please download a dictation software or a software like TALKANY which available for free and it talks whatever u type
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You can check this site out because it ahs a phonetic chart with the pronunciation of the signs.
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1001 Free Fonts...they have it for PC and Mac...you can search thru and get one font at a time or you can buy a whole package
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http://www.ftmac.org/
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http://www.intellis.com/ \nor \nhttp://www.softronix.com/ \nhas a free trial offer on the program
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Audacity\nhttp://audacity.sourceforge.net/\nIt's free.\n\nMichael\nhttp://www.webmasterautomation.com/videos/
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I don't know of any downloadable software, but here are some suggestions for online resources. \nI sometimes use the Merriam-Webster dictionary online and also the free dictionary: \nhttp://www.m-w.com/ \nhttp://www.thefreedictionary.com\nBut check this website out for many more links both to dictionaries and to sites that offer various tools to improve your grammar:\nhttp://www.usc.edu/schools/college/writingcenter/information_for_students/online_resources.html\nOh, and for simply improving your vocabulary bit by bit - why not try word of the day. You can google "word of the day" and find many places to get it. Some will mail it to you. I sometimes check out Merriam-Websters as they also include a sound recording, so you can hear how the word should be pronounced. Good luck with your endeavor to become (even) better at English - as you do seem to be quite proficient already  :-)
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try this free site which will give you sentences and words pronounced, but you won't be able to choose your own words unless you upgrade and pay.
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u can go to the apple web site http://www.apple.com/downloads/macosx/\nu can also try http://www.download.com   and\nhttp://www.softpedia.com    I hope this helps.
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My public library has a set of CD's for learning Gaelic with the Pimsleur method.  This is an all-audio method, and it is pretty good for a beginner.  I think you can download it from Itunes actually.  Or perhaps your public library has it.
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You might want to try using Microsoft Agent. It has speech and animation.\n\nHere's the link for downloading:\n\nhttp://www.microsoft.com/msagent/default.asp
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This site looks free.\n\nhttp://shop.ebrary.com/Download
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Here is a free screensaver of sign language. \n\n  http://www.palatineinc.com/contact.htm
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http://paul.merton.ox.ac.uk/ascii/smileys.html\n\nmore than enough info
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ocr, yes, go to www.download.com