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From: Walter.Siren@p18.f5.n396.z1.fidonet.org (Walter Siren)
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Subject: Re: Genie
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Date: 19 Apr 91 20:23:29 GMT
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[This is from the Blink Talk Conference]

 MO> is for programmers to put out quite a supply of custom configs, and if they
 MO> do that, then what's the difference between that and a.ai? After all, what
 MO> you want in a config may not be what I want.

Mary, exactly what I am worried about.  It seems to me that asap
might be a way to get configs preconfigured, just like vocal eyes,
and jaws already do.  Like you said that it may not be what I want,
but I can change it.  What about when the programmer programs it
into his speech program, and it is not what I want, then what.  I
wonder if the programs like vocal eyes, and jaws might be more
flexible in the long run.  I didn't comment on artic, because I
have never used it, and therefore I am not familiar with it.

Asap will not come to a convention, and he will not put out a demo,
so how can we find out without buying it?  I know that he gives a
30 day money back guarrantee, but I would rather know what I am
getting first.

               Walter

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