You can add background music in Text Speaker while converting the text file to MP3 audio. The file formats supported for background music are MP3, WAV, AVI, WMA, MPA, ASF, MPEG, MPG, and M1V. Open your document in Text Speaker. Click Speak >> Convert Current File to Audio. On the Audio Properties dialog, look for the Background Music section and select the Add background music to output file checkbox. Click the Browse button to choose the WAV music file that you want to add. Click OK to start conversion. [image: TSpost6055.jpg] The file will be converted to MP3 audio format with your selected WAV file background music.

Text Speaker can begin reading from any cursor position. To start reading at a specific location, load your file into Text Speaker. Place the cursor at the desired location before pressing the read icon. Go to the Speak menu and select the Speak from current cursor position option. Another method to start reading from any text position is to use the right-click context menu. When your cursor is in position, Right Click >> Speak from current cursor position. Reading will begin at the cursor position. [image: TSpost6022.jpg]

Use either the Detach Camera function or the Full Screen mode in Security Monitor Pro to utilize all your connected monitors. Right click on the camera preview and select Detach Camera. Then place the detached preview at any position on the screen. You can size the detached preview as well. Another method is to view the camera previews in Full screen mode. When you click on the Full Preview option from the toolbar or press F11 from the keyboard, the camera previews will be displayed across multiple monitors. You can configure Security Monitor Pro to launch in Full Screen mode when you start the Windows. This can be done from Settings. [image: SMPpost5966.jpg] These are the two methods to view the cameras across multiple monitors. Note: The detached camera settings will not be preserved when you close the application. You will have to detach the cameras again for the next time and place it on the selected monitor.