[Blindmath] Reading in Winedt

[Michael Whapples]

On this topic, I never really liked vim, probably a personal choice, 
many seem to like it. When I have looked at emacs I quite liked it. What 
I want to ask is whether people feel using emacspeak is really any 
advantage to using emacs with speakup? I also have a Braille display 
which I use with brltty, but this shouldn't affect the speech output 
part, may it be emacspeak or speakup. One reason I want to know whether 
emacspeak is worth learning is that for some reason I can't get the 
emacspeak package in debian working.

Michael Whapples
On 07/09/09 03:23, Jason White wrote:
> Trevor Saunders<trev.saunders at gmail.com>  wrote:
>    
>> I find the interaction of screen readers with vim to be very variable.
>>      
> It's excellent with BRLTTY and a braille display, as is Emacs of course.
>
> I tend to use the braille display for all text editing.
>
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