>>> Why not have the possibility to
>>> use an user defined pager for message viewing?
> one could use a braille translator to display it on a
>braille output device, for example. Or -- as it is in my case -- use a
>program designed for better speech output performance (I wouldn't have
>to page the message but rather can listen to it continuously).
Perhaps you could do it by piping the message to an external program.
As an example I sometimes pipe a message into an editor this way:
Press "|" and a Pipe command can be entered.
Enter "Command /e:512 /c edit %f"
Then the editor loads with the file "message.snd", and when I
exit the editor, I am returned to Yarn. In the above "%f" is
seems to be the file where Yarn keeps the message that one
is currently viewing. "edit" is just some external command,
and could be "braille" as well. "command /E:512" is needed
on this machine for memory reasons, and may not be needed
on yours, or may perhaps be replaced by "call", or just nothing.
Perhaps a Pipe command like
command /e:512 /c braille %f
or
braille %f
could do the job for you. (Be sure that the braille program is in
the path on your machine).
Just a suggestion
torkill