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problem with emacspeak 16
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- Subject: problem with emacspeak 16
- From: Doug Smith <bdsmith@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 7 May 2002 15:18:02 -0400
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Hi. I am currently using emacspeak 15 and want to upgrade to emacspeak
16. However, it does something strange when I try to start it. I
cannot help you in the error department, because I can't see what's
being displayed, because the system doesn't talk before it
happens. However, I can tell you everything I have on here that
relates to emacspeak and that everything works flawlessly with
emacspeak 15.
1. What am I using here. I have both the viavoice SDK and the RTK on
here, as they were both necessary for earlier versions of
emacspeak. I saw an earlier posting, in fact it was on here today
that said the latest version worked only with the RTK
installed. Does this mean that I need to remove the SDK even though
I had to do that make in the linux.outloud directory when both
pieces were installed earlier?
2. I have stdiosynth on here to provide the MIDI icons. It's working
perfect with emacspeak 15 as well. However, here's where I
encounter the first of the problem with the new version.
2. What's going wrong? Here it is. First, I installed the new version
of emacspeak with the rpm -U command. It installed perfectly. I
kept the old version running in memory while the new one installed
so I would hear of any failed dependencies or errors. There were
none. The install went off without a hitch. I got the message that
comes at the end of the installation sequence telling me that
emacspeak is now installed. "Great, all's go for the change to the
new version." I thought. That was all it was, a thought. I exited
emacs and entered the normal shell of my non-priviliged account and
simply typed emacspeak. This is usually all it takes. In fact, this
command is in my .bash_profile file so it starts it up for me
automatically each eime I log in.
I could hear the drive turning as per normal as emacs and emacspeak
loaded up. However, when the first MIDI icon from stdiosynth, the one
that is to replace that musical icon, because I don't have one of
those fancy multi-channel capable sound cards on here, the problem
began. The first icon is a little ringing sound, but it was
interrupted in mid-stream and the speaker on the computer beeped. Not
as much as a word has come through yet. As I said, I can't help you in
the error department, but I want to know if it is necessary to run
emacspeak 16 on either emacs 21 or Red Hat 7.2 instead of the 6.2 I
have on here. If that is the problem, I expect to be upgraded this
month. in both those areas. I just wanted to know.
It's a good thing I keep a copy of emacspeak 15 around here, because I
have to erase the new version and re-install 15.0 each time I
experiment with this. If anyone has any suggestions, they'll be
greatly appreciated.
Thank you.
--
Doug Smith: The Righteousness of GOD,
Son of GOD,
Joint Heir with CHRIST
and Keeper Of The Light.
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