Me :)
Jeffrey Paul wrote:
After reading the wiki, it would appear that the "SetLanguage" application will set the proper language variable for use by the rest of the speaking applications, such as SayNumber. However, from my (limited) knowledge of counting in Spanish, it's not quite as straightforward as just having different samples - numbers such as 101 don't follow the "one hundred"+"one" format of English...
This being said, do the numeral-speaking applications within asterisk understand these syntactic differences in languages, or am I on my own for creating a Spanish IVR?
-j, who is not looking forward to reimplementing SayNumber() for Spanish in perl... -- Jeffrey Paul Senior Network Administrator - Group Financial LLC 248.331.1970 - [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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