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Subject: Re: Problems attempting to set up Speakup with a DECtalk PC2.
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Well, Luke, honestly, I would write Karl, who would know the specifics.  Since 
I lost a hard-drive last year, Jupiter went with it, so sorry I cannot look.
Most important reason I wanted to try Jupiter was that it has dictionary 
support.
I just did a locate for jupiter--and here's what I found minus mp3s with 
jupiter in the title.  If you want anything from here, please write me 
off-list-and I can upload or move to my web site
/usr/share/apps/kstars/jupiter.orbit
/usr/share/apps/kstars/jupiter.B3.vsop
/usr/share/apps/kstars/jupiter.B4.vsop
/usr/share/apps/kstars/jupiter.L4.vsop
/usr/share/apps/kstars/jupiter.L5.vsop
/usr/share/apps/kstars/jupiter.R0.vsop
/usr/share/apps/kstars/jupiter.B0.vsop
/usr/share/apps/kstars/jupiter.L1.vsop
/usr/share/apps/kstars/jupiter.R3.vsop
/usr/share/apps/kstars/jupiter.png
/usr/share/apps/kstars/jupiter.L2.vsop
/usr/share/apps/kstars/jupiter.B1.vsop
/usr/share/apps/kstars/jupiter.R1.vsop
/usr/share/apps/kstars/jupiter.L3.vsop
/usr/share/apps/kstars/jupiter.L0.vsop
/usr/share/apps/kstars/jupiter.B2.vsop
/usr/share/apps/kstars/jupiter.B5.vsop
/usr/share/apps/kstars/jupiter.R2.vsop
/usr/share/apps/kstars/jupiter.R5.vsop
/usr/share/apps/kstars/jupiter.R4.vsop
/mnt/f/manuals/jupiter-atomic
/mnt/f/manuals/jupiter-cdrom
Hart