Geoff Shang wrote:
tyche wrote:
would like to know if there are any screen readers that:
1) use the sound card for out put
2) can read a framed window in a gui
3) NOT require highlighting and hot keying.
i know a little about windows programs like jaws that
require a card similiar to dectalk.
This is not a mailing list for the discussion of Windows, as its focus
is Linux, but JAWS and most other Windows screen readers can and do
speak through a standard soundcard.
i know jaws is for windows. am not going to build the thing
for windows. am going to build it for linux.
Not sure what you mean by point 3 above. Certainly a decent screen
reader should speak most screen contents intuitively,
i do realize that point.
but if anyone
thinks they can design a screen reader that does not require any special
commands for screen review then they are (1) kidding themselves and (2)
not familiar with the way blind people use screen readers. The ability
to examine the screen and have information selectively spoken at will is
integral to the whole screen reader experience.
thank you for informing me of that point as well.
Geoff.
question remains, which packages to get and compile. do they
all use the sound card, or do they require something similar
to a decktalk?
tia
tyche
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