Hi!
> Well, brltty is for braille support, not speech output
The part of the problem where you have to fetch text from
dos to redirect it to another device is the same for both.
Work to improve cooperation of either with dos helps both.
By the way, there also was a project to port brltty to dos
Well, brltty is for braille support, not speech output, and I agree
that it is generally distributed separately.
However, speakup is physically part of the linux kernel (for those
distros that include it) though there are other screen readers (such
as yasr for text mode, and orca for gui outp
http://www.unet.univie.ac.at/~a0503736/php/drdoswiki/index.php?n=Main.KeyboardAndMouse
D.A. schrieb:
> Hello.
>
> Does ctmouse support mouse USB 1.0 ?
>
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> D.A.
> id 0xC4D22CDD
> fp 8F52 8619 6918 DAE3 5E61 3146 C89F BDB8 C4D2 2CDD
>
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Hi!
> Does ctmouse support mouse USB 1.0 ?
You have to tell your BIOS to enable USB keyboard / mouse
legacy support. Then DOS can use them as if they would be
PS/2 keyboard and mouse :-). If your BIOS does not support
USB keyboard or mouse, you cannot use ctmouse.
Eric
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Hello.
Does ctmouse support mouse USB 1.0 ?
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D.A.
id 0xC4D22CDD
fp 8F52 8619 6918 DAE3 5E61 3146 C89F BDB8 C4D2 2CDD
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Hi!
> Last time I tried running my screen reader on freedos (admittedly, it
> was several years ago, and freedos wasn't anywhere near ver 1.0) it
> just plain didn't work.
Then try again. If you use NANSI, make sure to use the /R option to
force output via BIOS. FreeDOS uses BIOS int 10 function
