[senit] Linux and AT

The new Write Online program from Crick will run on any platform. It's delivered over the internet so it doesn't have to be installed and can be accessed from any computer. 

  It has text-to-speech, word banks and word prediction built in. I'm not sure if it's actually available yet but there are details on the Crick website.  www.cricksoft.com.

  Barry

Jon Rose <jon.rose at access-summit.org.uk> wrote: 
  Does anyone know of any assistive software aimed at people with dyslexia
using Linux?

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