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<H2><A NAME="s10">10. Audio Output</A> </H2>
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<P>When your system doesn't output too much data, or in order to signal
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some special events an audio output can do the job.
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Most laptops come with a Sound Blaster compatible sound card and a lot
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of PC-104 cards are sold with such a sound card on board or you should
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buy a sound module. The next step is to redirect your text output to a
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text_to_speak program.
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<P>As a lot of input is done using emacs, it seems to be a good idea to
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