releasing TTSynth.

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Hi, Darragh:

Reget this issue isn't resolved yet. Hopefully better minds than mine
will help with this problem soon.

Meanwhile, I simply go to an open console as root and issue:

killall spt

Note that I've sym-linked the Speakup Connector to a command called spt.
You'll need to specify the command you actually used to start the
connector. It is the connector you're referring to? Yes?

Furthermore, I've noted it isn't necessary to kill Orca. When I go back
to the console, I simply need to issue a new:

spt

And all is well until the next time I need to Ctrl-Alt-F[?] to go back
to the gui.

Janina

Darragh ? H?iligh writes:
> Hello,
> Can someone tell me how I can release TTSynth after speakup has used
> it so I can let Orca use it and visaversa?
> 
> both Speakup and Orca are using it and the results are really cool but
> I often use speakup and Orca at the same time so I'd really like a way
> of releasing the TTSYnth app.
> 
> _______________________________________________
> Speakup mailing list
> Speakup at braille.uwo.ca
> http://speech.braille.uwo.ca/mailman/listinfo/speakup

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