outSPOKEN Screen Reader

This is another experiment in pileup query.
I used only the simple search to collect the initial information and the pileups.

Original Query was: outSPOKEN Screen Reader

I slightly edited the results and erased duplicates.

Conclusions: Pileups were more informative than the original search.

This is the first results page.

http://members.optusnet.com.au/~terryk/jaws.htm
outSPOKEN is a fully featured Computer Screen Reader that is particularly popular with Braille users as it provides a wealth of contextual information on the Braille display, minimizing the reliance on Speech feedback. Of course, it is designed to provide a good complementarity between Braille information and Speech information.
For more information on outSPOKEN, check out the ALVA website at http://www.alva-bv.nl
http://www.synapseadaptive.com/alva/outspoken/outspoken_ensemble.htm
outSPOKEN Ensemble 3.0 Screen reader software with Braille and speech output for Windows Me/98/95 Screen reader software with Braille and/or speech output for Windows 98/95 Main topics Customization through Active Areas Customize outSPOKEN Ensemble 3.0 for your favorite applications. You can define parts of a screen to be an Active Area. Then you can have outSPOKEN perform the action you predefined automatically or using just one key combination.
http://home.earthlink.net/~blindworld1/NATIONAL/3-11-12-01.htm
outSPOKEN was the only such screen reader for Macs on the market. So the announcement elicited a good deal of concern from the blind community.

And these are the pileups:

http://www.synapseadaptive.com/alva/Alva_Pro/alva_satellite_and_outspoken.htm
This also extends the navigation and operation possibilities of the outSPOKEN 2.01 screen reader dramatically. With twin satellite key pads, double touch cursors, three status cells, and activation of speech feedback from the braille display, the ALVA 544 Satellite in combination with outSPOKEN allows you to be twice as productive, twice as creative and have twice as much fun, when working with computers.
http://www-3.ibm.com/able/solution_offerings/hpr4screenreaders.html
Press Control + Num Lock to disable outSPOKEN speech output. Then press Control + Shift + Num Lock to disable outSPOKEN hot keys. To re-enable outSPOKEN when you close HPR or change focus to another program, perform the steps outlined above in reverse order: Press Control + Shift + Num Lock to enable outSPOKEN hot keys. Then press Control + Num Lock to enable outSPOKEN speech output.
http://www-3.ibm.com/able/solution_offerings/hpr4screenreaders.html
Press Control + Num Lock to disable outSPOKEN speech output. Then press Control + Shift + Num Lock to disable outSPOKEN hot keys. To re-enable outSPOKEN when you close HPR or change focus to another program, perform the steps outlined above in reverse order: Press Control + Shift + Num Lock to enable outSPOKEN hot keys. Then press Control + Num Lock to enable outSPOKEN speech output. Using HPR and Window-Eyes version 4.0 or later If you use Window-Eyes as your screen reader, several Window-Eyes key assignments on the numeric keypad conflict with HPR numeric keypad keys. Also, when you first start HPR while Window-Eyes is running, Window-Eyes speaks at the same time as HPR. The procedure outlined below will silence Window-Eyes automatically while HPR is running. Please note that this procedure will need to be performed also with the HPR Tutorial to ensure that Window-Eyes is always silent in HPR.
http://www.mdtap.org/TT/1999.05/7-art.html
If you are or will be in the market for a Windows 95 screen reader, this Product Evaluation of Alva Access Group's OutSPOKEN for Windows (OSW) 2.0 will help you to make a more educated purchase. The continuation of a series on screen readers for Windows 95, the evaluation rated this particular product on how well it performed Windows-related tasks.
http://www.synapseadaptive.com/alva/outspoken/outspoken_for_win31x.htm
outSPOKEN software for Windows 3.1x Supports Windows 3.1x (and Windows DOS Box!), Microsoft Office, Netscape, multiple languages, Sound Blaster speech and refreshable braille. Internationally recognized for usability, stability and capability outSPOKEN for Windows is a powerful and flexible screen reader for Microsoft Windows 3.1, 3.11, and Windows 95. It provides a full-featured and robust speech output interface for the Windows environment, allowing a visually impaired user to independently use mainstream software on a standard PC. Powerful Features Full DOS Box support Automatic cursor and highlight tracking Identifies all fonts, sizes, and styles Announces new windows and dialogue boxes Identifies icons, buttons, check boxes, and other graphical controls in a distinctive Graphics Voice Grade II braille Full braille access to icons and graphical controls Competitive Advantages Windows 95 Compatible outSPOKEN provides full access to Windows 95, as well as all versions of Windows 3.1X No programming required outSPOKEN is ready to read all standard software right out of the box. Compatibility outSPOKEN supports through SSIL the widest variety of speech synthesizers, sound cards, and braille displays. Reliable and robust outSPOKEN performs in situations where no other screen reader can. Video hardware independent outSPOKEN supports all windows 3.1X and '95 compatible video display adapters.