prelude

This is my first shot at a brief guide to help you up the learning cliff with Emacspeak. If you are listening to this file on a webpage, you can move through the tutorial using the N or P keys to hear it one section at a time.

There is a ton of stuff you need to know to even begin using Emacspeak. Emacspeak is huge, it does email, web, news, plays games, keeps notes, calendars, writes computer languages, slices, dices and even makes a decent cup of coffee (honest).

Comments, corrections and feedback are invited. Please contact Gary Murphy at gary m at t e l e d y n dot com.