neospeech NVDA voices

[jkenn337]

Hello
Since neospeech is very customiseable, I would like to know if nextup could write a python driver along with a special version of neospeech which could be purchased from nextup, put in the nvda synth drivers folder and could be also put on a flash drive with nvda-portable? the sapi5 nextup neospeech is not very responsive with nvda. nvda is free screen reader, nextup voices are commercial. I would gladly pay money and others would also, if you would make special nvda-versions of your tts engines that people could buy they would not be sapi5 they would be tied to nvda and go in the synth drivers folder; as a result they could be taken on flash drives and other portable media along with the free open source screen reader.
Thanks for considering this. I already emailed neospeech about this idea. serotek has neospeech tied into their product.I would really appreciate if I could purchase nvda versions of your speech synthesizers. Also if you could recommend where I could find programmers to add an off screen model to nvda so graphics and icons could be labeled and nvda could have a virtual mouse pointer or review cursor thanks.
Josh Kennedy jkenn337@gmail.com
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