No, unfortunately, it doesn't. Oh and by the way, it's <pitch absmiddle="5"> like this, if you're using SAPI.

if we could have the source for this maybe we could fix it.

so the crashing problems are now fixed?

Hello. I'm running windows 10 64 bit and I can't find this under both speech control panels. But I do see it with NVDA.

Again, why use it in Jaws when you have the built-in eloquence driver?

I didn't get any problems unregistering DLLs when I uninstalled it, but I did have to go around and clean up after it. It was rather hit and miss whether the uninstaller removed stuff or not. Some things I expected not to be removed by the installer because it didn't create them, they were made by the program itself, but there were plenty of things the installer should have removed but didn't.

the deal with it's crashing is because it needs a special ini, that I have assembled, for it to work properly. The version I have has the source, but if you want I can remove it from the zip before uploading it. It doesn't lag, it works perfectly, fastest sapi voice I've seen in NVDA. Do be warned though that to install or uninstall it you have to be using an admin command prompt when you run the batch file.

LOL! That's the hazard with programs like Revo, if you get too aggressive with it, it can damage other programs with similar components. In your case, it probably deleted the Eloquence files for both JAWS and NVDA.

I'm sorry to laugh, I know it's not funny, it just struck me because I've had to learn the lesson about being aggressive with Revo myself.

Now, I just do it's standard level scanning, but if I feel the need for some aggressiveness, I manually step through all the files and registry entries it wants to delete before letting it proceed.

@coltonhill01 can you put the corrected sapi5 eloquence up, the one that does not crash?

@coltenhill01 could you post the ini file?

I added pitch support to the sapi5 eloquence driver.