Homograph and Homonyms are synonymous terms.
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Subject: RE: WE saying some words differently in read to end versus word byword
Homographs, not homonyms.
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Sent: Tuesday, April 26, 2016 1:44 AM
To: Van Lant, Robin; Window-Eyes Discussion List
Subject: Re: WE saying some words differently in read to end versus word byword
Robin,
It's the synthesizer attempting to decide which form of the word to use
according to context. But of course when reading by word and to an extent line
there is no or little context. If the synth is sent a sentence then there's
context. But they can only do so much on the fly with these homonyms. And
screen-readers are the ultimate challenge given the way they work.
Consider a talking device which speaks its own menus, options, messages, etc.
In such an environment the entire vocabulary and contextual use is known in
advance. So the same synth can be programmed to be phonetically perfect for
each of the relatively small number of speech events that will occur.
Regards,
Tom
On 4/25/2016 5:49 PM, Van Lant, Robin via Talk wrote:
This is only a curiosity... I've noted a couple different instances
lately where a word I'm reading will be pronounced differently if I have WE doing Read to
end as opposed to reading by Word or line. The latest word today was "resume"
in a document I was reading about Keyboard commands. In read to end, it was say resume,
as in the document you create for job interviewing, and when arrowing up and down or by
word, it would pronounce it as rezoom, meaning to start again. I know there was a word
over the weekend on a different document that I noticed this on. Just curious why this
might be.
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