[Blindmath] LaTeX editor

[P. R. Stanley]

I use TextPad 4.7 and very occasionally notetab.
UltraEdit is very good too but for me TextPad is the most efficient 
of the three.
Paul

3:18 09/11/2009, you wrote:
>Hello,
>One editor which is said to be very good (its still on my list of 
>want to learn but never quite get round to it) is emacs. I know this 
>is very easy to set up and get running on linux and I believe it is 
>possible on windows although I haven't tried emacs on windows. Also 
>if you do choose to use emacs, then may be look at emacspeak 
>(http://emacspeak.sf.net). Emacspeak is meant to be much better than 
>using a screen reader with emacs as it is working from within the 
>editor and so can gain more information about what is going on.
>
>Alternatively if you want something more windows like then try 
>edsharp (I don't have the URL to hand, I think it has been mentioned 
>on this list before so try looking in the archives).
>
>Michael Whapples
>On 09/11/09 22:47, Helen Popper wrote:
>>What would you recommend for a blind-friendly LaTeX editor?
>>Thanks,
>>Helen
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