[oats-sig] Accessibility coding sprint

A word predictor that will work independently and/or in conjunction

Yes, I suppose I'm pitching for an open source predictor though, since there
doesn't seem to be one yet...  The code could be based on that in Dasher
which essentially predicts (at a character level)...  And some innovative
features could be looked at...  ClickNType also has prediction in it, but it
is tied to the keyboard and is not open...

Cheers.

Simon

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[mailto:oats-sig-bounces at lists.becta.org.uk] On Behalf Of David Colven
Sent: Friday, September 28, 2007 3:36 PM
To: OATs Project Special Interest Group
Subject: RE: [oats-sig] Accessibility coding sprint

SAW will already work with Prophet, and nearly works with Penfriend - we
could do with some help with getting that cooperation stable.

David

At 13:06 28/09/07, you wrote:
>  A word predictor that will work independently and/or in conjunction 
>with SAW.

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