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I'm not sure what exactly you're getting at. I do not think this is a
question of what syntehsizer you use but how well your access
technology performs with e-sword and how used you are to working and
configurting it.
As I said befoer, E-Sword is free except for some logged add-on
modules and you can download a copy and a multitude of add-ons from
www.e-sword.net
and try it out for yourself.
If you have a bible package that works for you and lets you do what
you want and need to do, then i'd say stay with that.
hth
Doris
At 09:03 PM 5/30/2007 -0600, you wrote:
>Doris,
>
>I'm not talking about a speech synthesizer that is specifically for
>Greek or Hebrew. I'm just wondering if the speech synthesizers we
>totally blind people use everyday would work with E-Sword, for all
>the functions we would want to have, including looking up
>Greek/Hebrew definitions.
>
>Thanks for your input!
>
>Sharon
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>
>
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