Hi No, not to select one specific time. However, remember readit for dos? It had a variable scrolling speed that could be adjusted by the user. IMHO, this would be the best approach. Perhaps, to set it, you could have the user input the number of lines and columns on the screen (or get it from the terminal if possible), then read a full screen and ask them to press a key as soon as it is done. The timing could perhaps be set this way. For instance, enter speech-timing setup mode, press space to read the screen, then when the screen is done have the user immediately press space again and get the time. Only thing to make sure of would be to tell the user to make sure they have a full screen of data, otherwise the timing wouldn't be accurate. Just an idea. On Wed, 2 Jun 2004, Chuck Hallenbeck wrote: CH> No, not yet. Should not be hard to add though. At the moment it CH> takes a touch of the space bar to move to the next screen, much CH> like less. CH> It would have to be timed, and the timing would depend on the CH> rate of speech. Do you have some suggestions about how to select CH> the timing?
