[DECtalk] what are the differences between dectalk access32 andnormal dectalk software

[Jake Gross]

That is an interesting idea.
I think the access32 DECtalk's have that typing feature for 
people that are learning to type.
I wouldn't recommend it, because it speaks so fast you couldn't 
understand what it is saying most of the time.
For example, backspace sounds like bakspec or something like 
that.
lol.
Jake

 ----- Original Message -----
From: "Alex H." <linuxx64.bashsh at gmail.com
To: DECtalk Discussions <dectalk at bluegrasspals.com
Date sent: Sat, 21 Jun 2014 15:59:42 -0400
Subject: Re: [DECtalk] what are the differences between dectalk 
access32 andnormal dectalk software

Here's my idea:

Access32 is probably an internal codename or product name, but I 
don't
actually think there's any difference in the DECtalk speech. 
Access32
is software DEC, though, that's for sure. I'm guessing it was 
named
that as in, access DECtalk in 32-bit software applications, and 
built
for 32-bit application support... Including and not limited to,
software access packages such as screen readers.

Am I off on the beaten path here, or just rambling?
<grin

On 6/21/14, Jake Gross <jake at grossgang.com> wrote:
 Hi,
 I read someware that access32 versions of dectalk software are
 different than normal versions of dectalk software.
 The only difference that i found is the typing demo thing.
 Are there any other differences that i don't know about?
 The versions of dectalk access32 i know about are 4.41, 4.60, 
and
 4.64. The normal versions of dectalk software i know about are
 4.3, 4.40, 4.61, and 4.63.
 Jake
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