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From: Marda.Anderson@f9.n393.z1.fidonet.org (Marda Anderson)
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Hi, Julie.  Actually, most synthesizers and screen reading software have 
the ability to let you choose how much punctuation is spoken.  I have 
different configurations in different programs.  When I'm in wordperfect, 
for instance, I like to have more things spoken than when I'm reading a 
bulletin board.  Of course, you can miss things if you reduce the amount 
of punctuation, especially things like those smiley faces some people 
like to make.  But you can always go into screen review and have things 
spelled out if you need to.  Now, is that more than you ever wanted to 
know about speech synthesizers?  (grin)
marda

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