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From: Eric.Bohlman@p1.f778.n115.z1.fidonet.org (Eric Bohlman)
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Subject: SPEECH SYNTHESIZERS
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 JM> is in the process of moving, I can't contact her. Does anyone on this 
 JM> echo know of a brand of synthesizer that is usable with a good 
 JM> communications program?

It's not the synthesizer itself that you need to be concerned about, it's the  
speech program (the TSR that intercepts screen output and drives the  
synthesizer).  There are several such programs and people are using all of  
them with telecommunications programs.  Telix is popular; so are Procomm and  
even Binkleyterm.  Unless the TSR is taking up so much of the system's time  
that communication interrupts don't get serviced, there shouldn't be any  
problem.
 

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