## Say This! FAQ

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How do I use this?
  Create word lists from the first screen by either tapping on the "Add Word List" button or the "edit" button for an existing list. Tap the name of the list and the words you entered for that list will be presented as a group of large buttons on the screen. Tap the button to have the word spoken.

It's not saying the right thing!
  We noted some sort of conflict when you've run more than one app that uses the same text to speech library. At the moment, the only fix seems to be to reboot the device and run this application first. It seems that whichever application that uses the library that runs first remains connected to the library.

Can I make it speak more clearly?
  In the preference menu you can find other voices to try.

Why are my words different sizes?
  The default setting is to automatically resize the text to fit in the box. Different length words (or phrases) will therefore end up with different sizes. If you wish, you may set the font size to manual and use the slider to choose a larger or smaller font size. But since this app is designed for people who may have various physical challenges, we chose to make the text as large as possible by default.

Why isn't the bell working?
  We encountered this problem during testing on one of our TouchPads (the other was working properly). Rebooting the TouchPad solved the problem.

Can I have more than 8 word lists?
  Not at this time. That's on our list of things to consider supporting in the future.

This is really useful! How can I thank you?
  Go to the app catalog and leave a review. If you'd like to thank us even more, search for mikagika in the app catalog and try one of our paid apps that looks interesting or useful to you.

Why did you write this?
  We were having trouble communicating with my elderly father-in-law while he was in the hospital and I thought I needed something exactly like this to help. And then the App Hack contest came out with a library to actually make it possible. We hope it helps you, too.