In our previous episode (Saturday, 28-Dec-2013), Carl Hoefs said: > Fine, but it doesn't seem to cover speech customization (that I can see, at > least).
No, I think that predates the high Quality Alex voice. Since we're on the topic though, is it possible to use the -n option to send a say to another computer? It would be useful to be able to do something like: -n name:port, --network-send=name:port say -n 10.0.0.5 "Turn down the Volume!" but that doesn't seem to work. BTW, this (from the man page) does seem to do something say 'Hello, [[slnc 200]] World' So, maybe the syntax has just changed? ~/ $ say "Do not over tighten the screw." ~/ $ say "Do [[emph +]] not [[emph -]] over tighten the screw." ~/ $ say -v agnes " do [[emph +]] not [[emph -]] over tighten the screw." ~/ $ say -v agnes " do not over tighten the screw." I don't hear a difference, the not gets an emphasis either way. But these two are very slightly different. I think: ~/ $ say -v agnes " do not over tighten the screw." ~/ $ say -v agnes " [[emph +]] do [[emph -]] not over tighten the screw." -- Battlemage? That's not a profession. It barely qualifies as a hobby. 'Battlemage' is about impressive a title as 'Lord of the Dance'. <PAUSE> I'm adding Lord of the Dance to my titles. _______________________________________________ MacOSX-talk mailing list [email protected] http://www.omnigroup.com/mailman/listinfo/macosx-talk
