Hi, This is fairly OT but I'd be interested to hear your ideas on this subject. First a little background information. I may have the opportunity to develop an application that will enable quadriplegics and other severely disabled persons to communicate by selecting common phrases from a set of icons or typing on an onscreen keyboard (the mouse is controlled by eye movements). Of course software such as this already exists however it is in my opinion quite crude, very expensive, and only runs on windows systems (http://www.gusinc.com/speechsystem.html). The application is quite simple, the only thing I need is a decent text to speech engine that will process the text generated by my program. If anyone has experience with a (preferrably cross platform) text to speech engine or some recommendations I would be very grateful. If no useable cross platform engine is available I will have to go with a Windows solution for now as that is a requirement for the project.
Thank you, Leo Spalteholz -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
