Another work-around is to provide your students with ALT-codes so they can type foreign characters directly into the text-to-speech window itself. When Num Lock is turned on, students can hold down the ALT key while typing a 4-digit number on the right-hand number pad (NOT the regular numbers which run straight across the top of the keyboard) and it will make the desired character. Examples:
ALT 0231 = ç (c cedilla)
ALT 0232 = è (e grave)
French ALT codes:
http://www.alt-codes.net/french_alt_codes/
Spanish ALT codes
http://www.alt-codes.net/spanish_alt_codes/
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