Re: Samantha Speaking Non-alphanumeric Characters when UK Daniel Set as Default Voice

Yes indeed, the rotor suggestion works perfectly. Craig On Tuesday, May 10, 2016, rajmund wrote: > hello, > just wondered, but all honestly, if you add another language to your > rotor, that will fix it. Quicker and easier than even changing languages or > countries. >

Re: Samantha Speaking Non-alphanumeric Characters when UK Daniel Set as Default Voice

hello, just wondered, but all honestly, if you add another language to your rotor, that will fix it. Quicker and easier than even changing languages or countries. Sent from my iPhone 5S > On 10 May 2016, at 1:37 pm, Craig Werner wrote: > > The suggestion of switching

Re: Samantha Speaking Non-alphanumeric Characters when UK Daniel Set as Default Voice

The suggestion of switching countries is a sensible one, but it seems to me too radical a step to take to rectify a problem that should not be occurring in the first place. Dealing with two voices is not the end of the world for me.I'll let apple sort things out from here. Thank you for your

Re: Samantha Speaking Non-alphanumeric Characters when UK Daniel Set as Default Voice

Hello, What a about changing countries, as well?, Sent from my iPhone 5S > On 10 May 2016, at 4:30 am, Craig Werner wrote: > > But even if I switch the root language to English UK by going to > "Settings -> General -> Language and Region," Samantha Default speaks > the

Re: Samantha Speaking Non-alphanumeric Characters when UK Daniel Set as Default Voice

But even if I switch the root language to English UK by going to "Settings -> General -> Language and Region," Samantha Default speaks the non-alphanumeric characters. Craig On 5/9/16, rajmund wrote: > Hello, > It depends on the person. some have Daniel as default, and

Re: Samantha Speaking Non-alphanumeric Characters when UK Daniel Set as Default Voice

Hello, It depends on the person. some have Daniel as default, and if their language is UK, ∫they won't even notice it. Sent from my iPhone 5S > On 9 May 2016, at 6:12 pm, Craig Werner wrote: > > Thank you, Richard, Shawn, and Rajmund for your replies. The addition > of

Re: Samantha Speaking Non-alphanumeric Characters when UK Daniel Set as Default Voice

Thank you, Richard, Shawn, and Rajmund for your replies. The addition of Daniel to the Languages Rotor did the trick. I have reported this bug to Apple Accessibility. To my surprise, the representative I spoke to could not find it on her list of reported problems. I would have thought that

Re: Samantha Speaking Non-alphanumeric Characters when UK Daniel Set as Default Voice

Hello, Add UK to your rotor, and change the language from ^US to UK. this should do it. Sent from my iPhone 5S > On 9 May 2016, at 3:26 am, Richard Turner wrote: > > > I think this is a new "feature" of iOS 9 point something. > I have Samantha Enhanced as my

Re: Samantha Speaking Non-alphanumeric Characters when UK Daniel Set as Default Voice

Hi. this is a bug with iOS 9.3.1. In order to fix this, either make another UK English setting in your rotor or as I found that works, go to settings, general, accessibility, speech, voices, and select English. Find Daniel and select him. Let me know if any of these works. Shawn Sent From My

Re: Samantha Speaking Non-alphanumeric Characters when UK Daniel Set as Default Voice

I think this is a new "feature" of iOS 9 point something. I have Samantha Enhanced as my default voice and the Australian Karen says the punctuation characters. Very odd. Richard "The problem with people who have no vices is that you can be pretty sure they are going to have some pretty