Re: problem with DoubleTalk and emacspeak

["Victor Tsaran" <vtsaran nimbus ocis temple edu>]

Jacob, Are you also loading the DoubleTalk PC driver, written by Jim or you
just use the server thatcomes with Emacspeak?
regards,
VIc

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From: "Jacob Schmude" <jacobs ncinter net>
To: <blinux-list redhat com>
Sent: Sunday, December 12, 1999 7:15 PM
Subject: problem with DoubleTalk and emacspeak


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> Hi all
>
> I posted this to the emacspeak list a few days ago and got no response, so
> here goes.
>
> I got a doubletalk PC a few days ago and can't get it to work properly
> under emacspeak. There's nothing wrong with this doubletalk, it works fine
> with speakup.
> The problem is that the dtpc doesn't speak after a tone command. Another
> more serious problem is that it only speaks part of what it's supposed
> to. For example, I read a line and it speaks the first few words and stops
> dead. The same holds true for any other units of reading. I suspect that a
> carriage return (necessary for doubletalk to speak whatever its got in its
> buffer) is not being sent as sometimes after it reads the first few words,
> and I hit another key, it speaks a little more of whatever was in that
> other text unit. It also switches to all punctuation mode when a new
> buffer is opened, this should not be happening.
>
> This is emacspeak 11.0, doubletalk pc 5.80 at its default IO address, and
> emacspeak-ss 1.5.
> Anyone have any idea what is happening and more importantly, how to fix
> it?
>
>
> Jacob Schmude
> MailTo:jacobs ncinter net
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