This works a treat: Open NVDA menu, Preferences, speech dictionary. Press enter on voice dictionary, then activate the Add button . Enter the following: Pattern: (\d) Replacement: \1 (Note

I just saw the message where the person says he/she is now receiving list mail. In this case, I evidently was wrong and the person did see the messages answering the original on list. I still think,

Hello list members, My thanks to all those who responded to my test message, I am now receivingmail from the groups io list, it was just a misunderstanding on my part aboutincoming messages and their

The original message specifically said that he was not receiving list mail. If that statement is accurate, then no amount of replies on list would reach him. If someone wants to tell the person that

Hi, I would guess he wants to be pretty sure at least a message has been sent, and he might not be sure with his own mail as some mailing lists don't send back your own messages. I'd assume it'd be

I see that I was wrong in one point. The original message said any response would be welcome to see if the ISP is blocking messages. But again, if the person is not getting list mail, what sense

I have received your message.

If its just about what voices sound good or natural or not, I could probably help with that. I am learning Spanish, and know a little German, but I could compare SpeechHub’s speech with other speech

Hi First the SpeechHub project is live and well - I maintain it and will no doubt do further development in the future. My last major development was last June with the introduction of SpeechHub

Why do people persist in the completely illogical practice of replying onlist to people who specifically state that they are not receiving listg mail. Either reply off list or let those such as

Well, I can see this message OK. I'd see no reason for the bt servers to black list this particular list service myself. Brian bglists@... Sent via blueyonder. Please address personal

Normally this seems to happen when links get broken in the email display. It might be that some other screenreaders are joining the bits together better than nvda can. I usually maximiset the window

hi. i use windows xp service pack 3 32 bit, my tts is espeak iven3, my ram is two gb. -- Those who follow the Messenger-Prophet, the Ummi, whom they find written down with them in the Taurat and the

No selection did not wpork as from xp onward. I think the selection flag is not being sent to the screenreader correctly. Brian bglists@... Sent via blueyonder. Please address personal

Hi Certainly I'll be returning the unit, but I won't be buying one with a keyboard. I wanted something small enough to put in a jacket pocket so I could read on the bus, on the train, etc. Something

This one has come up before. I seem to recall some kind of regular expression was used, but it is not foolproof as numbers can be written with many different separators. I don't have the item stored

:-) One returns the unit and buys one with a keyboard? I'll duck behind the sofa to avoid the tomatoes now! Brian bglists@... Sent via blueyonder. Please address personal email

I've seen similar comments on other screenreaders as well. To be honest reading all of these, I am thinking that touch is going to be a bit of a loser on anything bigger than a smart phone with

Its laggy, weird when selecting text and stops working for no apparent reason. However for straight text to speech, Dspeech seems to do all I want. i have a suspicinion that on different flavours of

I've not encountered this one, but then Live mail has other quirks I do not understand. It often depends on which version of live you have installed in my experience. Now I have a version of Outlook