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From: Bonnie.Snyder@f13.n128.z1.fidonet.org (Bonnie Snyder)
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Subject: speaqualizer
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Date: 25 Sep 90 02:46:38 GMT
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Hello everyone ... this is the first time I have left a message in
this area although I have been "lurking" here for quite some time.
I am the computer applications instructor at the Colorado School
for the Deaf and the Blind.  I have been wanting to get some decent
speech synthesizers for the three PC's we have in our lab, but as
with most schools of our kind, funds are limited.  What do any of
you know about the functionality of the Speaqualizer, which can be
ordered from the American Printing House for the Blind?  Can it be
used with off-the-shelf software, or can it only be used for
specially adapted programs (as with the Echo on the Apple)?  Does
it provide for only review mode uses, or can it be used
interactively?  Your advice on this matter will be greatly
appreciated.  Thanks.

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