Re: SGB Speaking Graphical Browser (or desktop)

I think the best of these that I have come across is WebSound
http://websound.unige.ch/ - a graphical browseer that speaks (or a speaking
browser with graphical rendering)

Most Macintosh browsers speak, although generally at a fairly basic level.
Similarly there is the narrator function in windows 2000 but it is generally
a bit basic to provide what I think you are looking for.

I am surprised if it isn't possible to run emacespeak in Xemacs.

cheres

Charles

On Fri, 7 Dec 2001, jonathan chetwynd wrote:

  I've been playing around with emacspeak/w3 and mozilla and realise that what
  I'd like to tryout is an SGB.

  Has anyone used a 'speaking' plugin for Mozilla?

  Is there such a thing?
  under development?

  Xemacspeak/w3 could be a starter, except it isn't available yet....
  amayaspeak?

  ideas please




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