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From: Doug.Geoffray@f8.n369.z1.fidonet.org (Doug Geoffray)
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Subject: Re: VOCAL-EYES
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Date: 14 Sep 90 14:03:40 GMT
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[This is from the Blink Talk Conference]

 DS> Hi Doug.  Could you please tell me how I can use my Vocaleyes
 DS> demo using that Braille 'n Speak driver?

Darrell,
  You bet.  The Braille 'n Speak is a nice temporary synthesizer but
I really would not recommend it as your main synthesizer.  In any case,
here are the steps to load Vocal-Eyes with it.

You first have to place the Braille 'n Speak in the Speech box mode.
You do this as follows:

1) It might be a good idea to first perform a warm rest:
      Dots 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6-chord
      Dots 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6-chord

2) Now enable the speech port by:
       P-chord
       Dots 2, 6
       Y

3) Now enable the speech box mode by:
       Dots 3, 4, 5-chord
       Dots 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6
       E-chord

O.k.  Now that the Braille 'n Speak is ready, you must then load the
BNSPEAK.COM program supplied on the Vocal-Eyes demo disk.  You need
to specify the COM port being used on the command line as follows:

        BNSPEAK /!C1

This would specify COM1 if you are using COM2 then specify /!C2 the same is
true for COM3 or COM4.  After this the Braille 'n Speak should speak
something like 'Braille 'n Speak device driver x.x'.  If it doesn't then
you have a problem.

Now you are ready to load Vocal-Eyes.  Simply type:
        VE

That is it.  You should be off and running at this point.

Let me know if you have any problems.
 Regards,
   Doug

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