Hi Chris: After a couple of days of using the word "cap" to indicate capital
letters I am ready to jump out of my skin with the delay waiting for the 
word cap to complete and not hearing the letter I type but only the word
"cap" unless I pause after typing every letter that I capitalize for some
time.
I know you are likely not a professional programmer but that "cap" indicator
is a real pain trying to type computer code at any speed..
I do programming and in the world of pros we use camel casing for allot of
words like:
StockMetrixTableClass and dbDDLClass. Typing the capitals requires stopping
and listening to the word cap until it is done then I can type the next
letter with confidence but in programming there are hundereds if not
thousands of caps that need to be typed and often in sequence making the
word cap real hassle versus a pitch change and slowing things down.
I want to evaluate some synths to see which one would work decently with my
computer and WindowEyes.
How do I evaluate them to see how changing voicing, pitch, speed and other
WE settings impact reading of selected material as I type, reading of caps
as I type, latency and lag times as well as just listening to a sample voice
reading something.
I want to know which synths work properly with WindowEyes and which ones
have weaknesses or problems for the type of high speed work I do before
throwing money at one of them.
Note typeing the letters U S A below read nothing but cap cap cap unless I
wait until the word cap was completey spoken for each letter.
Rick USA

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