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From: "A.K.V.Saijayaram 3444" <sai@cdotb.ernet.in>
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What are all the things that are needed for the emacs screen reader to
work.
There should be some text to speech engine working along with emacs. 
Should this text to speech engine be obtained by some one?
Is it available freely apart from Festival distribution and MBROLAs
diphone synthesiser?
with regards..
sai