Hi
would it be ok or could they give me a full version of keysoft for windows95 
and keynote multimedia for windows95 then? if we could borrow parts from 
keynote multimedia and infovox230 and incorporate them into espeak espeak would 
be a much better synthesizer. is alex beck afraid of open source or something? 
lets say I were a programmer and made something that looked like keysoft and it 
ran in windows7 and linux. humanware's gunna come after me? this proprietary 
stuff is a bunch of krap in my opinion. humanware should just adopt the 
business model of google android and Linux. well maybe someone out there will 
defy humanware's wishes and make an open source clone of keysoft and it will 
run on Linux and windows7 and then they will make an open source keynote 
multimedia merge it with espeak and merge infovox230 with espeak as wel. Well 
one thing for sure I won't buy from humanware again. the darn company won't 
even register the windows95 demos that I do haveOk I think I will find 
volunteers to make an open source keysoft clone or I'll try my best. but I 
won't call it keysoft. 
I'll call it caysoft. Cay is a low sandy island or something like according to 
the dictionary. 
Cay-tts will be its speech. well maybe we could do this. Lets make caysoft. 
we'll keep the original espeak. we'll modify espeak merge keynote and 
infovox230 into it making espeak better. we'll then call the result cay-tts. 
caysoft version 1. main menu.
cayword menu
cayplan
caylist
cayterm
cayCalc
instead of saying spelling checker menu it'll say spell-check menu and we'll 
change some other stuff maybe control g to read instead of alt key to read 
it'll be control g. I want to tell humanware this. if I were a programmer, I 
think I know enough about keysoft's interface that if I were a programmer I'm 
sure I could make an open source keysoft clone. so the question is will 
humanware, with their greed, force me to round up volunteers to make caysoft 
and cay-tts? this will mean the volunteers will have to at least decompile 
keynote multimedia somehow. or will humanware register my windows95 demos? 
humanware is in my opinion greedy they don't like to share. everything's mine 
its my property its my keysoft. Humanware, keep your hands off of Vinux its 
free open source lets keep it that way. if I want sendero I'll get a windows 
mobile phone off ebay and get mobilespeak and codefactory's gps its cheaper 
than a braillenote with gps. Then also caysoft and cay-tts will be 
multiplatform free open source. 

Josh Kennedy
[email protected]


On Sep 8, 2010, at 5:07 PM, Joseph Lee wrote:

> Hi,
> They do - not on the surface. Alex Bec did told me he did see your
> proposaland says it cannot be done since KeySoft is the property of
> HumanWare.
> Cheers,
> Joseph
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> 
> Hi
> 
> does humanware monitor this braillenote list at all? if so they will surely
> see the messages and my podcast won't they? maybe humanware will help us
> out? 
> 
> Josh Kennedy
> [email protected]
> 
> 
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