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Re: MiNT-able Speech



To any of you programmers out there that have been anxiously been waiting
for informaiton on creating speech tools for DMA audio based Atari MiNT
systems, look no further.  You can find what you need here:


ftp://svr-ftp.eng.cam.ac.uk/pub/comp.speech

This is what it looks like:  

FTP directory /pub/comp.speech at svr-ftp.eng.cam.ac.uk


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Perhaps now the Falcon can be used to assist in helping the optically
impaired to hear their e-mail and read documents, dialogue boxes and more
to them.  This is one of the areas that was deemed one of the Falcon's
strengths.    Kaye created the audio device driver for MiNT, why don't we
use it!


							Peter Ross