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Next Previous Contents The Linux Emacspeak HOWTO Jim Van Zandt, jrv@vanzandt.mv.com v.1.6, 10 April 2025 This document describes how a blind user can use Linux with a speech synthesizer to replace the video display. It describes how to get Linux running on your own PC, and how to set it up for speech output. It suggests how to learn about Unix. 1. Introduction 2. Stage 1. DOS with speech 2.1 Getting Linux on CDROM 2.2 Getting Linux by FTP 2.3 Linux Documentation 3. Stage 2. Terminal to remote UNIX system 3.1 Learning Unix 3.2 Learning Emacs 4. Stage 3. Terminal to local Linux system 4.1 Installing Linux 4.2 Learning Unix System Administration 5. Stage 4. Emacspeak under Linux 5.1 Emacspeak Introduction - Speech Enabled Normal Commands 5.2 Emacspeak Introduction - New Commands 5.3 Emacspeak Introduction - Using the Help System 6. Footnotes and References 6.1 JAWS 6.2 TELIX 6.3 COMMO 6.4 SimTel 6.5 InfoMagic 6.6 Walnut Creek 6.7 Red Hat 6.8 Craftwork 6.9 Yggdrasil 6.10 Emacs for DOS 6.11 GNU Mirror Sites 6.12 Emacspeak with Earlier Slackware Releases 7. Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) 7.1 Why does it say "space" after each character? 7.2 Why the high pitched tone from a DECtalk? 7.3 Why the "No library autorevert in search path" message? 7.4 How do I change Emacspeak defaults? 7.5 What if an error message is not spoken? 7.6 The terminal emulator is the most problematic portion of Emacspeak. 7.7 In a term buffer, the first half screen is not spoken 7.8 Term mode gets flaky after a long session. 8. Legalese Next Previous Contents

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