It is very easy to ignore things one does not use often. I do that all the time. NVDA+S is something I use very often, and this is why it is an entirely different situation. Fernando

- Which means that they are most likely in HTML, which means that the Add-On mentioned by Tony is likely applicable. However, you're still going to have an issue with *only* what's in red (or whatever

- About which I agree entirely. But I do think it's important to note that synths are going to go "descriptivist" in their pronunciations since common pronunciation is the ne plus ultra of what

This would be perfect, except that I would need it on a normal application, rather than on the browser. Thanks though, it is good to know of this add-on. Best, Fernando

Somehow, I doubt this is the place for the prescriptivists and descriptivists to go to war. 🤷‍♂️

Thank you very much. It is good to know of this way to do searches in Word, in addition to the usual track changes. The problem is that the comments in red were sent on an e-mail in Outlook. I

Hi Brian, thanks for that info. The real problems happen when I try to use the full-sized keyboard but forget to connect it, LOL. Janet

I do not know if other English speaking countries routinely say, Fam ill ee, but based on the amount of British TV I watch, it's not common there. The 'i' in family has been elided out for longer than

If you are meaning that Family is being pronounced as though it is spelled famly instead then yes. I believe it is because most of american culture has started pronouncing it

I have not experienced this and agree with Luke on the need for additional specific information. That being said, if it is a synth/speech engine issue, then it's not NVAccess that would be remedying

I haven’t noticed it. Sent from Mail for Windows 10

Timothy Appleby wrote: Okay, I'll chime... No, I have not observed that. But asking a large-scoped yes or know question, when you really want to find out if anyone is having the same problem, is not

Can you give an example? Thanks.

Hi all. I just want to find out if anyone else had experienced that the word “Family” is being mispronounced with some speech engines, it would be helpful if someone could chime in here.

And because the question is certain to arise again, and so instructions are on the group archive, here are step-by-step instructions for adding OneCore Voices to Windows 10 . . . Adding Additional

- Then ask for assistance, in the appropriate venue, which is not here, with the issue. The fact that it is difficult for you means you need to seek the assistance you need, not complain that others

Daveed, I'm not sure what you are trying to say in your post below. If you are dictating, and I suspect you are, simply say the punctuation you need, when you need it, like this:

I find Microsoft one core voices article to be extremely confusing not all of the keys please respect that many of you are saying well it’s very easy to figure out what may be for you it is and

If, by chance, the changes are not being made in conjunction with the track changes feature, at least in word you can use the advanced find option [ALT+H,FD,A], format button, font option, to find

Not quite what you're looking for, but in my BrowserNav add-on, I have a keystroke "Jump to next format change" assigned to tilde key by default (`). You can use it to find the next word