Laryngitis 1.0 (by Robert Accettura)
Laryngitis is a simple application that will speak what you type.

Laryngitis 1.0 (by Robert Accettura)
Laryngitis is a simple application that will speak what you type.

Say 0.3b (by Brandon Bielstein)
Say is a simple program for Mac OS X that allows you to let your computer speak for you.

MyVoiceX 1.1 (by MyVoiceX)
MyVoiceX is a Text-to-speech program for people with speaking difficulties.

Speak To Me 2.0 (by gohome)
Speak To Me is a very small little AppleScript application.

Speak.cgi 1.2 (by David Keck)
Speak.

Speech Queue X 1.0 (by Rainbow Flight)
This program is an Apple Scriptable utility and text service to speak text with customizable voices using Apple's Text-To-Speech.

Y Speak (by Phil Yates)
YSpeak is a free computer program for speech-disabled users.

speak 1.0 (by Shawn Holwegner)
speak is a silly ‘throwaway’ program I created to speak text files from the command line on any MacOS X 10.

Memention AB Speak 0.1 (by Memention AB)
Memention AB Speak is a command line tool that speak the standard input.

Yoda Widget 1.1 (by Markus Wuersch)
The Yoda Widget simply lets you enter a sentence into a text box, you hit enter, the widget reorders the words and uses a system voice to speak the generated text out loud.

MacMemoriesManager 3.3b2 (by Dog Park Software)
MacMemoriesManager wrestles unruly rig memories to the ground, saves multiple memory files for different situations, and switches easily from profile to profile.

Picture Address Book 6.0.5 (by Apimac)
Apimac Address Book is a practical telephone and address program for Mac that allows you to quickly and easily manage addresses, phone numbers, URLs and Email addresses.

PreDView 1.1.1 (by NS Software)
PreDView allows you to preview the video and audio sources available to your computer.

VideoClix 2.9 (by eLine Technologies, Inc.)
VideoClix allows your viewers to simply click on objects in your videos and purchase products, cast votes or simply get more information about the clicked item .

Web CalX 5.0 (by Bastian Schneider)
WebCalX allows you to publish your calendar as HTML-Site on the internet, which can be accessed with a standard internet browser.