Hi Ian, You wrote: >Is the Voiceover dictionary limited to single words, or can it take phrases, >punctuation, smilies, etc?
The pronunciation editor comes with a few emoticons defined, including :-) smiley ;-) wink and some examples like: 802.11g 8 oh 2 eleven g Yes, you can have phrases defined, It's a good way to deal with foreign expressions in English if you don't have the Acapela InfoVox/iVox voices in other languages. (But it's much better to get these voices if you want to switch to another language.) You can sample the voices at: http://www.assistiveware.com/ivoxsamples.php? Plus ça change, plus c'est la même chose. On June 01, 2008, at 03:48AM, David Poehlman wrote: >I'm not esther, but it can take quite a bit although there is probably a >char limit. Gee, David, I would never have guessed (grin). HTH Cheers, Esther
