[Athen] July 4th - Greek screen reader?

[Patrick Burke]

Hi E.A.,

I'm not sure who controls the weather, but I think you're right about 
Greek screen-reading capability.

Although these folks say they have used their speech synthesizer with 
Freedom Sci. products (as well as Dolphin):

<http://www.e-rhetor.com/en/products/visual/index.html>

& there's something interesting going on at:

http://www.blind.gr/

My only direct experience is that Jaws 8 displays Greek characters on 
a braille display, but can't pronounce most of them. Not sure if they 
have a localized version that works better (which, I think, brings us 
back to the E-Rhetor project).

Patrick

At 04:22 AM 7/5/2007, you wrote:

>Thank you Wink and others who promised to send that sun - according to the

>New York Times "No players infuse tournaments with drama the way Venus and

>Serena Williams do. Their influence is so great that it can sometimes seem

>that they even control the weather." (Wimbledon tournament)

>

>As an aside! Are Supernova and Hal the only screen readers that work with

>the Greek language?

>

>Best wishes E.A.

>

>

>



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