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[Gregory Nowak]

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If you have a modularized speakup, you don't need to even bother with
the separate kernels.

Greg


On Tue, Mar 29, 2005 at 11:20:59AM -0700, Sean McMahon wrote:
> Emacspeak is an entirely different program and you may run both, not at the same
> time unless I suppose you run them under different synths.  Best way to do this
> is install emacspeak then create two seperate entries in your boot loader
> configuration file, one boots the speakup kernel the other boots a non-speakup
> kernel.  Another way which may work is to hit the printscreen key after you're
> logged-in then start emacspeak.  printscreen silences  and pressed again
> restarts speakup completely.

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