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Thanks for the tip.
Also I forgot to mention that at home here I'd like to learn emacspeak 
with the litetalk so I'm not sure how to get that one to work with 
emacspeak neither. I did it once a long time ago but don't know how I 
should do this since the kernel I have has speakup patched in.
Should I do the same thing as the suggestion you gave to me for the laptop 
on the desktop as well?

Tommy