Re: Would Emacs Help?

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Don't let Raman hear you calling Emacspeak a screen reader.

<big grin>

Hart Larry writes:
> First I want to say that I know absolutely nothing about emacs, however, 
> since it may have been the first Linux screen-reader supporting the 
> Dectalk-pc, I wonder if having emacs load dectalk drivers could enable me 
> to finally try YASR?  My only other idea would be useing doseum to load my 
> DOS dectalk drivers?  The latest dectalk drivers I have are 
> dectalk_pc0.95.tgz and 0.96.tgz.
> There is even a chance I may completely get rid of windows, so I would very 
> much like to improve my speech experience here in linux.
> Thanks so much in advance for helpful info
> Hart
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