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Apr 29, 2000, 6:37pm

The Windows 95/NT version of HexBot is available for download at
www.poboxes.com/ReneS/bots.

May 16, 2000, 6:48pm

A new "bot", AWstatus, is available at www.poboxes.com/ReneS/bots.

AWstatus is a CGI script for Windows 95/NT which can be used to
display a world status indicator in a HTML document as a tiny GIF
image.

Jun 16, 2000, 5:04pm

Why not test it in Beta?

On 15 Jun 2000 04:58:37 -0400, "chandler" <chandler12 at tx.freei.net>
[View Quote] >hi
>I need a world in which to test TagBot
>
>could someone give me bot rights (im cit# 314753) ? thanks in advanced
>
>

Apr 22, 2000, 1:39pm

http://www.activeworlds.com/sdk/sdkdocs.zip

On 21 Apr 2000 07:36:30 -0400, "mulligan" <andy at cauldron.org.uk>
[View Quote] >My first post, so please forgive any indiscretions/stupidity.
>
>Is there anywhere I can download the entire sdk documentation for offline
>browsing? Save me connecting and running up my phone bill any more than it
>is already.
>
>Cheers.
>
>Mulligan.
>--
>"Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic"
>(Arthur C. Clarke)
>"Reality is plural and mutable" (Robert Anton Wilson)
>"Do I look like a hippie with a violin?" (Justin Sullivan)
>
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Apr 30, 2000, 9:42am

The Windows 95/NT version of HexBot is available for download at
www.poboxes.com/ReneS/bots.

May 17, 2000, 6:23am

A new "bot", AWstatus, is available at www.poboxes.com/ReneS/bots.

AWstatus is a CGI script for Windows 95/NT which can be used to
display a world status indicator in a HTML document as a tiny GIF
image.

Jun 10, 2000, 3:19pm

www.codeguru.com

[View Quote] >This isn't really about the SDK....but anybody know some C/C++ news groups?
>
>

Apr 30, 2000, 11:33am

Hi,

I was looking into this the other day and found WinSpeech. It's only
$48 and when used in combination with Clip&Talk (free) it detects
changes in any text window of your choice and speaks them as they
happen. It even has DDE support so (bot?) programmers can use it as a
speech engine.

http://www.pcww.com/index.html

ReneS

On Tue, 13 Jul 1999 13:33:44 -0400, Jonathan Rand <Jrand44 at aol.com>
[View Quote] >I'm hardly even a tourist yet, at AW 'cause my hardware can't handle it. But
>I've been dreaming about these type of worlds for a long time. I did a radio
>show, years ago, on VR for people with disabilities.
>
>Even when I'm finally able to enter AW, without crashing every 10 minutes, my
>poor vision will prevent me from communicating through the chat window.
>
>It's possible the "VoiceAssist", from Creative Labs, might work for something
>like this, BUT, an inexpensive text reader program only reads from the screen in
>certain circumstances. PowWow, seems to have a "say-on" feature. It reads
>things as they appear on the screen. I have "TextAssist", and it only reads
>what you select, and if the text can't be selected, you outta luck! The "real"
>'screen readers', for the blind and visually disabled, can do just about
>anything. In addition to having many different voices, you can create your own,
>but they cost tons of money! $700, $800, or more! They take up a lot of
>processor time though, and I'm not sure how much it would slow everything else
>down.
>
>Also, I think, having voice synthesizers instead of the actual voices of users,
>is much cooler. You can look any way you want, in AW. . . How 'bout sounding
>any way you want, also?
>
>I'd like to check out Travelers Online, and also, Holodest. Holodesk has
>voice. I'm not sure how good it is, but as soon as I do some needed work on my
>computer, I can find out! I wanna work to open these worlds to interested
>disabled people. The dream, is to be able to leave your disability behind when
>you enter the virtual world, but unfourtunately, for now, at least, I, for one,
>am much more disabled in VR, than in RL!!
>
>Check out the "blind users" newsgroup. Most of these people have been using TTS
>software for ages. Maybe in the future there'll be a way to change the way the
>virtual envirnment is seen, so those with very poor vision can use it better.
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