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[This is from the Blink Talk Conference]

I think that Vocal-eyes as compared with Artic is a much better program.  The
manual and the program are more user-friendly.  The Sounding Board is a very
well-thought-out speech board with all the wonderful features.  Vocal-eyes is
quite easy to configure--easier than some.  Still like my Jaws, though.

I have also had the opportunity to look at MasterTouch.  It seems to me that
with the need for Graphic User Interfaces, we perhaps need a more artificially
intelligent speech program--or a combined artificial intelligence and
configurable program.  I do sincerely hope that the companies will work
speedily on making graphic user interface programs more accessible.

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