The exception dictionary won't accept any characters in the original word
except the apostrophe and letters... not sure about numbers. You can't
even make 1/2 say half.
TTFN,
Marilyn
At 10:13 PM 6/6/2011, you wrote:
Morne Van der Merwe wrote:
> I'm jus wondering. Nowadays we use :-) to create a smiley face and
> there are many more of these signs that people use. Maybe it sounds
> crazy but is there an app that one can download to "tell" you what the
> emoticons is? for example when someone writes :-) WE announces
> "smile" etc.
I tried putting :-)in the WE exception dictionary and changing the
pronunciation to "smiley Face" in order to get WE to say smiley face. But
it didn't seem to work.
Am I correct, it doesn't work?
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