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Hello,

I think the default key assignments file is in the "doc" subdirectory
of the "speakup"speakup" directory that results from unpacking the
archive.  It's also on the speakup web site.  


Speakup and emacspeak can coexist, unless you use the same external
synthesizer for both.  In general, when I wish to use emacspeak, I
boot a kernel image that does not start speakup.  I have, however, had
both running, where emacspeak uses Viavoice Outloud as its synth, and
speakup is using my doubletalk lt.  

-Dave