Nathan Loofbourrow writes: > Off of one of these links is mentioned a U. of Oregon(?)-hacked > version of the GNU utility 'screen' which has support for screen > reading. With Linux being the preferred OS, and 'free' being the > preferred type of software, this might be an option to look into. > (I'm not sure what sort of hardware/software support for speech > synthesis is required, though.) On a similar note, there's a system called 'emacsspeak' that does the same thing for emacs; you're limited to using emacs with it, of course, but since emacs has/is capable of having everything, that's not a very big restriction. See the emacsspeak-HOWTO at the Linux Documentation Project ( http://sunsite.unc.edu/LDP ) for information on supported speech synths and setup under Linux. Taper.
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