Re: Windows port of emacs -- configuration questions

[John Covici]

Well, aside from the continuation lines problem its not too bad -- I
haven't tried to use any unicode or other such things, but its not
too bad once the caret is tracked and now that I have the echo area
speaking, I can manage pretty well.  I use it much more on a Linux
text console, but the Windows port is quite handy.  I am using a
package called speakup under Linux which provides a speech interface
patched into the kernel.

on Sun, 20 Jan 2002 12:23:44 +0200 (IST) Eli Zaretskii <address@hidden> wrote:

> On 20 Jan 2002, Jason Rumney wrote:
> 
> > Apart from the fringe bitmaps, which graphics
> > effects does the GUI version use that are available in a more easily
> > rendered to speech form on the console?
> 
> That's something John should answer, I think, but I can imagine that 
> features like hour-glass cursor, blinking cursor, frames that pop up or 
> get iconified, and even some display features like character composition, 
> could defeat speech software.

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         John Covici
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