Hi frank,
No need to apologize, its a understandable mistake.
Text to speech may be one of the most abusing phrases for how adaptive
technology actually works that I can personally think of, speaking for
myself of course.
Indeed there are ways to, as you outline, send characters to a synthesizer.
but screen reader software programs are more like talking monitors at
their most
basic.
cheers,
Karen
On Tue, 10 Sep 2024, Frantisek Rysanek via Freedos-user wrote:
Dear Karen,
From my DOS desktop I am using a DOS ssh program into a Linux
shell where I run Linux programs. My screen reader program
processes all items on the he screen and so forth.
Oh I see now :-)
The DOS screen just displays what it gets from the SSH client
program, effectively a terminal emulator. In this particular
scenario, the speech synthesizer attached to DOS, does have a good
chance of working just right, while the DOS user is reading e-mail
via SSH on some Linux instance.
Sounds like a neat workaround :-)
Somehow I didn't get the plot from your earlier messages - apologies.
Frank
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