I would think it would say "inches" if there's a period after it, just like
my screen reader calls my friend Jan "January" when there's a period after
her name.
Peggy
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From: "richard synnott" <[email protected]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Friday, September 04, 2009 4:30 PM
Subject: [Braillenote] any ideas?
hi,
when i read publications that i have downloaded from tnauk, sometimes the
word "in" is spoken as "inches".
the word also appears as inches on the braille display.
just wondering why this might be.
not every occurence of the word "in" comes out as "inches".
at first i thought it might just be happening when the word "in" is
preceeded by a number, but this is not the case.
an example could be something like, the weather got so bad that they had
to come back inches to the house.
just wondering, cheers.
richard.
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