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...Connect to the Free Internet Chess Server (FICS) and play humans. Modify verbosity in screen reader configurations and in the Winboard "Sound" dialog under the "General" menu. Find all documentation in the "doc" folder under the Winboard directory of your C drive.

This project is in a pre-alpha stage and is intended to give a rough idea about the final program. It does not do much more than draw pretty pictures. Hierarchical circuit layout is commonplace amongst IC designers, but Spider PCB brings hierarchical layout to the PCB industry. Not only is the schematic hierarchical, but also the layout. Ever wanted to lay out a 16-band equaliser, with 5 sound channels? Lots of copying and pasting on the PCB-side. Just imagine if you could lay out one...

Voice keyboard/dictation. Aims to be a total substitute for a keyboard. Spell out words letter by letter (using code: alpha, bravo, ..). Arrow keys, modifiers work. Speak whole words (but whole word accuracy is not good). Attach commands to some word

Screenograma is an automation tool which allows users to execute sequences of mouse and keyboard actions as well as to provide some visual and audible feedback. The original purpose of the program was to provide the means for design and execution of experimental protocol interacting with the proprietary physiological data recording software. The core functionality needed for this task is to: show instructions to the test subject, start the recording of the physiological parameter, make sound to initiate the beginning of the movement, show target to the subject, capture the results of the experiment, stop the recording and save the result. ...

NeatTools is an object oriented visual programming application which allows users to create data flow networks, read sensors, and display and log data. See http://neattools.org and http://www.neattools.org/wiki for more information.

MorseCrane is a LEGO Mindstorms NXT robot crane using LeJOS NXJ. It receives Morse code messages via a sound sensor and types them on a keyboard.

Provides access to Belkin Nostromo n50/n52 speedpads as more than simple USB keyboard devices via configuration GUI. Also includes a basic userland linux event interface and both OpenGL and OpenAL modules for video and audio.

PyEPL (Python Experiment-Programming Library) is a library for coding psychology experiments in Python. It supports presentation of both visual and auditory stimuli, and supports both manual (keyboard/joystick) and sound (microphone) input as responses.