Hi. Your asumption is wrong. The problem of systems not having internal
speakers any more is a change
in main stream production. In the past, a computer case included an internal
speaker. That is no longer true. That fact
was never advertised, so there isn't any way to know in advance if a new system
will have a speaker or not. Usually, the answer is "no".
Installing one will require sighted help since you will need to know where to
plug it into the mother board. Since you need sighted help,
why not just let them read your screen for a few seconds to let you get
accessibility started. This is more likely since
almost anyone with sight can read a screen, but it takes some knowledge to know
where to plug a speaker on a circuit board.
Kenny
On Wed, Jul 01, 2009 at 06:30:01PM +1000, Richard Horobin wrote:
> I support Petra Ritter's suggestion of beeping when "ready". A person who's
> interested in accessibility issues will probably have a sound-producing
> component attached. If the beep helps, then that's a help, isn't it?
>
> Richard Horobin.
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