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From: kirk@braille.uwo.ca (Kirk Reiser)
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Subject: Re: Vocal Eyes 2.0
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Date: 27 Jun 91 20:14:03 GMT
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Doug.Geoffray@f8.n369.z1.fidonet.org (Doug Geoffray) writes:

>Index Number: 16407

> MO> Does vocalize hav ethe capability to be loaded into extended or
> MO> expanded memory, or high memory, thepart that's left over in
> MO> the 1meg you get with 286 machines, above the 640 normal
> MO> memory?

>Mary,
>  Yes, currently, Vocal-Eyes is the only screen reader which is capable
>  of loading in expanded or extended memory.  Once loaded in either
>  type of memory, Vocal-Eyes 2.0 only requires 4K of DOS RAM.

This above state is not true as far as, the only package which will load
into expanded or extended memory.  Both ASAP and JAWS can be loaded in 
various ways into expanded or extended memory.

  Kirk
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