Convert Text, Documents and PDF Files To MP3

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Zamzar one of our favorite online file converter has just added a new feature where users can now convert text, word documents and files to MP3 files, making use of the a new feature which allows for text to speech conversion.

This is definitely a great addition to this really useful file and media converter service, which also provides users with several options to convert DOCx files, convert video to GIF animations among other things.

This is also particularly useful for people trying to create podcasts for their blog posts. Zamzar is a online service, you will not require to download any additional software to start using this feature.

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The full list of supported files which you can convert into mp3 is listed below:

  • doc – Microsoft Word Document
  • docx – Microsoft Word 2007 Document
  • odt – OpenDocument Text Document
  • pdf – Portable Document Format
  • pub – Microsoft Publisher
  • txt – Plain Text document
  • wpd – Wordperfect Document
  • wps – Microsoft Works Document

Convert Documents Into Speech [Zamzar Blog via Download Squad]

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