Hi, Mike,
There's also Nano, which is, in my opinion anyway, a little more
user-friendly and speaks a good deal better than NE. Here's my "word
processing" regimen" for Oralux:
If all I need is text, I just edit it with Nano.
If I need to print it with a printer, I include the necessary HTML
tags to produce the fonts and/or formatting that I want to accomplish. I
haven't found a program to automatically do this effectively in speakup
yet, though I think emacspeak has a mode for doing HTML. Then, when I
want to print it, I use html2ps on the file to turn it ino a postscript
document, then lp to print t. Though I've learned there's also a2ps which
I believe can basically put those last 2 steps together.
If I'm dealing with a .doc file that someone has sent me, I run
catdoc on it.
Hope this was useful.
Terrence
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