Not tototally sure here but first save your document or work as a txt file. This assures that you have your work on Dspeach saved. Then make all your changes and save again. Then to convert your work into a wav file, you use the File menu and go down to convert to wav or ? file. hit enter and this will give you a choice and save as wav. Now once you have your work saved as a wav file or a text file you can right click that file name and your content menu should offer you a convert to MP3 line and if all goes well just hit enter and your wave file will then convert to an mp3. I have no idea of your system and I have not used dspeach in a year or so, but it works something like that. It use to work great for me but because I have added a bunch of other programs, something got thrown out of wak and I just don't have time to mess with it any lnger. Good lucks!
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