Speakup conflict?

[Léonie Watson <lw@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

All,

    I'm pursuing this line of enquiry on the Speakup list also, so apologies
to those of you getting this twice.

    I'm running Debian (Testing) distro, with Speakup v1, Emacspeak,
(sorry I don't remember which version, but it isn't a very new one) and a
Dectalk Express.

    If I try to run Emacspeak, I get allsorts of problems. These include
typing echo repeating the character I've just entered, twice, followed by a
series of vertical lines, spaces and other seemingly random characters.
Navigation through text is also inconsistent, with certain key bindings
working intermittantly.
    Lastly, if I invoke the read buffer command, portions of the text are
spoken out of order and other sections are repeated at different points in
the narrative.

    Please bare in mind that I know very little about Linux, and this is
making learning my around a new OS very difficult indeed.

    Your help is appreciated.

Thanks,
Tink
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