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	Thank you. I will try that as it is something I haven't
tried yet. I notice the messages you hear on number-pad insert
and number pad plus are different than what you hear from
Print-screen.

	I am at work now but can try it this evening.

martin

Don Raikes writes:
> I can tell you from my experience with backtrack, that if you login to 
> the console with Speakup working, then turn Speakup off using keypad 
> insert+keypad plus then run startx, that gnome came up talking just fine.