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From: Beth.Hatch-Alleyne@f207.n260.z1.fidonet.org (Beth Hatch-Alleyne)
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Subject: Vocal-Eyes 2.0 (3 of 3)
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Date: 30 May 91 20:37:10 GMT
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[This is from the Blink Talk Conference]

Dough; thanks for your information on Vocal/ize, it is very timely
as I'm shopping around for a better speech program.  I have a
question for you about vocal/ize.  I am working presently as a
reporter for a monthly paper where I live, and I edit the NFB of New
York.  I am having problems with doing typefacing, and ensuring that
my two colum pages are even.  I can read them with Artic version
3.03, but I am unable to figure out if both columns are even without
going into review mode and spending a lot of time figuring out what
column I'm on and counting rows from there.  I can't begin to tell
you how much time I waste by doing this, so I'm wondering if
vocal/ize would help me in this.  Overall, the program sounds better
than what I'm using now, how does one get a demo copy, and what
speech boards does your program work with.  I would be interested in
your response, thanks, Beth.

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