OK, so to sum-up, aural style sheets are not in practice especially popular on the web due to the lack of compatible screen-reading software (although if one is keen enough there's emacspeak). What's to be done about it ? Seems to me there's a huge need for aural style. FreeTTS looks promising, in applet form it could in theory provide a bridge to most browsers to render a page aurally. Again, it's a case of do-it-yourself though. Thankyou all for your help. By the way, does this list ever 'loose' messages ?Received on Monday, 10 February 2003 05:57:14 GMT
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