VoiceOver+-+book+audio

=**VoiceOver**= In Settings, General, scroll all the way down to Accessibility and turn on **VoiceOver**. (In general, you should check out the Accessibility options, anyways!)
 * VoiceOver** **is a setting that will enable your iPad to read books aloud that were not created with audio capability. Cool!**
 * NOTE:** If you activate VoiceOver with TripleClick, you are much less likely to want to rip your hair out. TripleClick is also found in Accessibility in Settings. When your book is open, you can triple-click your home button to activate VoiceOver, and then touch your text to be read.

The iPad will speak __every__ button you touch, so it can be a little frustrating to hear //everything// you’re doing as you first learn VoiceOver. I recommend playing with VoiceOver yourself to learn it before you utilize it with your clients. The VoiceOver option in Settings gives tips on how to use it and how these VoiceOver-specific multitasking gestures; make sure you check those out so you know how to use VoiceOver.


 * TIP:** to have VoiceOver read a full page in Kindle, swipe down from the top of the text with two fingers. FYI, VoiceOver works much better on iBooks; not surprising as iBooks is a fellow Apple product. :)