The Linux Emacspeak HOWTO Jim Van Zandt, jr v1.2, 7 October 1997 N, isaj December 1997 hLg[U[rfIfBXvCX s[`VZTCU[pLinux 9.1 Memo: ______________________________________________________________________ 1. Cg_NV EmacspeakVZTCU[g[U[tB[hobN EmacsT uVXeB XN[[_[vOVZTCU[gtB[hobN oQBvO\N pIBDOS AWindowsvbgtH[B UNIXXN[[_[sB oQRs[^[[U[uDOSQ(DOS- impaired)vnfBLbvB [:-)B Emacspeak{IXs[`ANZXTuVXeBEmacs g_BAEmacs A_:-)BVF JR}hsAo XN[BEmacsR}hg [hBARpC\bZ[WG [G[bZ[W\\[XW BfobKNAvOJE^v\[XR[h JWB Emacspeak`[FEmacssA o \I(structure-sensitive)B o \JX^}CYGfB^(Emacs)gB o Emacsp[_[A[U[ B EmacspeakXN[[_[AXs[`o sTuVXeBXN[[_[ \oAoIzu BEmacspeak A http://www.cs.cornell.edu/Info/People/raman/emacspeak/emacspeak.html y[WBRs[^[n[hEFAAUnix [U[R} hAUnix VXeAh~jXg[VAEmacsAEmacspeak VXeBxwS ASxSwVXew XebviB 2. Stage 1. DOSXs[` oQ[U[JAWS [``JAWS''] Xs[` VZTCU[gB( U "Frequently Asked Questions" B"HOWTO" hLg ()B\docs B \docs\hardware B 3. Stage 2. [gUNIXVXe^[~i UNIXVXe"shell account"B C^[lbgT[rXvoC_(ISPs)T[rXB ^[~iG~[^[vOfg_CAC B {IUNIXR}hoBVXe Emacs CXg[(VXAhCXg[ )AEmacsKBEmacs BUNIXVF Bourne shellshC shell csh BLinuxgVF "Bourne again shell"(bash)B BJ[\L[O R}h\BJ[\R}hCI AEJ[\BEmacsX^CR}h(Ctrl- D,DELL[E)BESC-.OR}hX g}BR}hbashmany[W ("READLINE"ZNV)QB vOAL[Xg[N B o Control-Q: Ctrl-SMSo~B o Control-D:T^IDOS[U[D LinuxKChuDOS2Linux mini-HOWTOv(FJFa B"DOStoLinux-HOWTO")BhLgfBNg vBTCgB > A VXep}jAy[WAIUnixB uBeginning Unix and the C Shellv`[gAB IwvTCgB or UNIX{XgB . 3.2. Learning Emacs EmacsnAR}hCWa: tbs[CXg[AEmacspeak pbP[Wtbs[ C>copy m:\contrib\emacspea.tgz a: CXg[vZXsF null modem g DOSRs[^[AXs[`o ("DOS }V")LinuxCXg[}V ( "Linux }V")B DOS}Vu[gA^[~iG~[^[vONB 9600{[[g, NOpeB,8bit, 1 stop bitZbgB Linux}Vu[gfBXN}u[g(dZb g{^A\tgu[g)BfBXNr [vbZ[W(-- begin quote)XgbvB (:ACXg[fBXNeLXg[WubN " -- begin quote " " -- end quote " pB pIXLbvBu--vT[`XLbv Bpu--vg) -- begin quote pJn Welcome to the Slackware96 Linux (v. 3.1.0) bootkernel disk! If you have any extra parameters to pass to the kernel, enter them at the prompt below after one of the valid configuration names (ramdisk, mount, drive2) Here are some examples (and more can be found in the BOOTING file): ramdisk hd=cyl,hds,secs (Where "cyl", "hds", and "secs" are the number of cylinders, sectors, and heads on the drive. Most machines won't need this.) In a pinch, you can boot your system with a command like: mount root=/dev/hda1 On machines with low memory, you can use mount root=/dev/fd1 or mount root=/dev/fd0 to install without a ramdisk. See LOWMEM.TXT for details.
shufuniからビデオをダウンロードする方法 If you would rather load the root/install disk from your second floppy drive: drive2 (or even this: ramdisk root=/dev/fd1) DON'T SWITCH ANY DISKS YET! This prompt is just for entering extra parameters. If you don't need to enter any parameters, hit ENTER to continue. boot: -- end quote pI enterL[BGg[ALinux}Vtbs[ J[lu[gnB " Loading ramdisk... " ,o B J[lefoCXhCo\BgfBXN " bare.i " ddu[gfBXNBshift-page up XN[ B}Vu[gbZ[WB -- begin quote pJn(N) Loading ramdisk..... Uncompressing Linux...done. Now booting the kernel Console: colour VGA+ 80x25, 1 virtual console (max 63) Calibrating delay loop.. ok - 35.94 BogoMIPS Memory: 23028k/24768k available (688k kernel code, 384k reserved, 668k data) Swansea University Computer Society NET3.035 for Linux 2.0 NET3: Unix domain sockets 0.12 for Linux NET3.035. Swansea University Computer Society TCP/IP for NET3.034 IP Protocols: ICMP, UDP, TCP VFS: Diskquotas version dquot_5.6.0 initialized Checking 386/387 coupling... Ok, fpu using exception 16 error reporting. Checking 'hlt' instruction... Ok. Linux version 2.0.0 (roodtk- tcl.el g)B CXg[XNvgu[gtbs[B BLinuxN tbs[fBXNCXg[A # mount -tmsdos /dev/fd0 /floppy # cp /floppy/emacspea.tgz /tmp/emacspeak.tgz # installpkg /tmp/emacspeak.tgz Btbs[fBXNCXg[ BDOS ABA[JCugtar -tf foobar.tar B\tar -tvf foobar.tarB tar -xf foobar.tar(FtarkB -zIvVtgzipkB GZIP-9Bman tar ) chmod BX^hA[ infovOCXg[A info EmacspeakR} hginfo oEBhEJ[\wveLXgbR}hir Q[VgBC-x 0wvEBhE B help-for-helpsSj[\B Raman AEmacspeako[W[U[C-h ?L vB 6. Q 6.1. JAWS Job Access With Speech (JAWS)MSDOSXN[[_[B Henter-Joyce, Inc. 2100 62nd Avenue Nort, St. Petersburg, FL 33702 telephone: 800-336-5658. iBDOSJAWSf B . 6.2. TELIX TELIXMSDOSp^[~iG~[^[(VFAEFA)B SimTel archive [``SimTel'']FTPT[oBSimTelRNV msdos/telixfBNgTB BVo[W tlx322-1.zip, tlx322-2.zip,tlx322-3.zip, tlx322-4.zip S 6.4. SimTel SimTelA[JCuKeith Petersen w8sd BSimtel.Net RNVCD-ROMWalnut Creek CDROM [``Walnut Creek'']BvC}FTPTCg .
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* htmは何を意味している email: order Web: > 6.7. Red Hat Red Hat Software: telephone 800-454-5502 or 203-454-5500, fax: 203-454-2582, email: sale Web: . 6.8. Craftwork CraftWork Solutions, 4320 Stevens Creek Blvd, Suite 170, San Jose CA 95129, telephone 800-985-1878, email: infweb: . 6.9. Yggdrasil Yggdrasil Computing, 4880 Stevens Creek Blvd., Suite 205, San Jose CA 95129-1024, telephone 800-261-6630 or 408-261-6630, fax: 408-261-6631, email: infweb: . 6.10. Emacs for DOS 1996N1111Emacs FAQ p --begin quote pJn 93: MS-DOSPCpEmacsH Emacs 19.34 RpCfBXgr[V1996.11n~ SimtelA[JCuBCTCg >B EmacsRpCA386() v ZbTMS-DOS3.0~KvB Eli Zaretskii eli Darrel Hankerson hanked KvB o RpCFdjgpp version 1.12 maint 1 or later. 1.xp~ Djgpp 2.0 ~o[WBDjgpp 2 Windows 95O )xBDjtar "djdev201.zip" BURLLB o [eBeBF make, mv, sed , rm [eBeB B 16-bit [ eBeBGNUish: Emacs\[XgbvfBNgINSTALL B Emacs(EmacsCN)MS-DOSc[B "Emacsc[(Emacs implementations and literature)" Xg > B vOEmacsEmacs Lisp extension @\B --end quote pI 6.11. GNU Mirror Sites GNURNVTCg~[ BUSA~[TCg o o o o o o o o o o o 6.12. Emacspeak with Earlier Slackware Releases Slackware 3.0Oo[WCXg[ full null modem cable(fRg[VOi)Kv B For two DB25 (25 pin) connectors, the required connections are: o 1 (Frame Ground) - 1 (Frame Ground) o 2 (Receive Data) - 3 (Transmit Data) o 3 (Transmit Data) - 2 (Receive Data) o 4 (Request To Send) - 5 (Clear To Send) o 5 (Clear To Send) - 4 (Request To Send) o 6 (Data Set Ready) - 20 (Data Terminal Ready) o 7 (Signal Ground) - 7 (Signal Ground) o 8 (Carrier Detect) - 20 (Data Terminal Ready) o 20 (Data Terminal Ready) - 6 (Data Set Ready) o 20 (Data Terminal Ready) - 8 (Carrier Detect) For two DB9 connectors, the connections are: o 1 (Carrier Detect) - 4 (Data Terminal Ready) o 2 (Receive Data) - 3 (Transmit Data) o 3 (Transmit Data) - 2 (Receive Data) o 4 (Data Terminal Ready) - 6 (Data Set Ready) o 4 (Data Terminal Ready) - 1 (Carrier Detect) o 5 (Signal Ground) - 5 (Signal Ground) o 6 (Data Set Ready) - 4 (Data Terminal Ready) o 7 (Request To Send) - 8 (Clear To Send) o 8 (Clear To Send) - 7 (Request To Send) o 9 (Ring Indicator) not connected For a DB9 (listed first) to a DB25 (second), the connections are: o 1 (Carrier Detect) - 20 (Data Terminal Ready) o 2 (Receive Data) - 2 (Transmit Data) o 3 (Transmit Data) - 3 (Receive Data) o 4 (Data Terminal Ready) - 6 (Data Set Ready) o 4 (Data Terminal Ready) - 8 (Carrier Detect) o 5 (Signal Ground) - 7 (Signal Ground) o 6 (Data Set Ready) - 20(Data Terminal Ready) o 7 (Request To Send) - 5 (Clear To Send) o 8 (Clear To Send) - 4 (Request To Send) o 9 (Ring Indicator) not connected 7. Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) 7.
1. eLN^[ "space"H DECtalk Express [ B_Vo[W "4.3 release AA X01 May 20 1996"B 7.2. APdectalknCsb`g[ XoBobIt may be reproduced and distributed in whole or in part, in any medium physical or electronic, as long as this copyright notice is retained on all copies. Commercial redistribution is allowed and encouraged; however, the author would like to be notified of any such distributions. All translations, derivative works, or aggregate works incorporating any Linux HOWTO documents must be covered under this copyright notice. That is, you may not produce a derivative work from a HOWTO and impose additional restrictions on its distribution. Exceptions to these rules may be granted under certain conditions; please contact the Linux HOWTO coordinator at the address given below. In short, we wish to promote dissemination of this information through as many channels as possible. However, we do wish to retain copyright on the HOWTO documents, and would like to be notified of any plans to redistribute the HOWTOs. If you have questions, please contact Greg Hankins, the Linux HOWTO coordinator, at gregvia email. {F(D) hLgoiAeI[i[L F(a) B dlJames R. Van Zandt fUC/ PXWW(Copyright Designs and Patents Act 1988) VVAVW ]B hLgJames R. Van Zandt(jr B I^dqI}AS^zz BpIzzFABfBXg r[VmvB Linux HOWTOhLg|AWdAWId ]BHOWTOdAV BOLLinux HOWTOR[fB l[^[A]B [gy]B HOWTOhLgcAzz|o B ^_AGreg Hankins(Linux HOWTO R[fBl[^[) greg[AB (F) 9. Translation and Annotation: by T.Isaji This HOWTO document describe not only about Emacspeak but also fundamental things; installing Linux, how to use UNIX commands and so on. So, if you are practiced in these, please skip sectoin from 2 to 3 and read section 1, 4 and 5. Section 6 is included many FTP sites on which are avairable related softwares. I have not checked Emacspeak's commands yet. If you make an experiment in Emacspeak(hardware, software), please tell me for detail via e-mail isajnot to mention any comments welcome if incorrect translation appear :-). I'll add the information to next translation of this document. 9.1. Memo: o Linux Japan Vol.3 p.26-27 ; a report of speech synthesizer. o Perhaps the contents of this article is not interesting for visible users, but I hope many Linux developers to pay attention it. That's a one of the way to access to Linux. >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>