OK, back in July I posted questions about this feature. With a much better 96lines, I could only paste in 58 of them. At that time I asked Bill Acker, who said I was lucky it didn't crash. Well, last evening seemingly my keyboard froze or something after pasting. I had seemingly no choice other than holding the power button. Are their other commands to cut-and-paste in general console linux, without any speakup limitations? In googling, seems folks mention a control+shift+v but I get "command not found" I seem to be running version 3.15 although I do have versions 3.12 and 3.16 on the hard-drive. I am back in Debian Testing 2.632 because when we tried 2.638 I had no speech from the DecTalk USB. Speaking of which, for several weeks I tried asking William Hubbs-and-others, how I can switch on a log of commands Speakup is sending the unit? Once I have that, I can share with James from Axsol Solutions, who thinks he can solve some of our problems. And lastly, as a suggestion, when I receive news-letters from LQ Linux Questions, they always encourage folks to answer threads which have had no replies. While I see other inquirees on this list which are not commented on, I don't know if its that no1 has an answer or certainly not in an expertees. Even though thanks to Bill, I have had speakup since October 2003, but so far while there are certain functions which are easier than what I was accustomed to in Vocal-Eyes, speakup seems to have a language all its own. Folks will refer to a speakup key plus, which certainly wouldn't explain to a new user what key that is. Right now, as far as I know, with a DecTalk USB Speakup is an only screen-reader I can use. Thanks so much in advance for listening-and-especially for any better solutions Hart
