Hi ET,
How about setting up a vo activity for your financial app?
I've done this in pro tools and it helps much. :)
It would be nice just to have vo say minus or negative with out all the other
verbosity stuff though.
Talk soon
Chuck
On Oct 3, 2016, at 2:51 PM, E.T. wrote:
> What led me to sta
What led me to start this topic is that I noticed some shortcomings
in Checkbook Pro. When I knew there were some entries with negative
numbers, I was not hearing the indicator. So I changed the punctuation
verbosity level from some to most and VO then spoke those entries with
'dash'.
S
Hi,
You could also set up a keyboard shortcut for this. If you open the Emoji &
Symbols dialog with cmd-ctrl-space, enter a dash in the Search field, then you
should be able to locate the Math symbol for "⁻" (minus). Now, in the Text tab
of the Keyboard System Preferences, create a substituti
Ahh just like the alt key in Windows. Thanks for this. I will find
the list of those codes This will be useful.
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On 10/2/2016 11:53 AM, Jonathan Cohn wrote:
Well, UNICODE 2122 is apparently the minus sign. Not
Fascinating. You just gave us a new toy. Thank you!
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Well, UNICODE 2122 is apparently the minus sign. Not only is there a minus sign
but a special one for making negative numbers as opposed to positive numbers.
There is some way in the international or keyboard settings to input UNICODE
minus as option held down while typing 2212. Also, if you go
This I want to find out as well. I may be too picky but I think its
worth the effort to find out.
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On 9/30/2016 4:51 AM, Jonathan C. Cohn wrote:
I'm sure there is a code for -. I wonder what would happen if you
Thanks, that was easy. Now though comes attempts to find a balance
between some punctuation or most punctuation. Set to some, VO will not
speak the minus. Set to most, it will but also will read hyphen in other
areas. Is it possible to do finer tweaking of this?
And back in the pronuncia
I'm sure there is a code for -. I wonder what would happen if you type it in
Nemeth math. Or perhaps we can find the unicode code online? What does
ww.demos.com calculator say and proeuce?
Best wishes,
Jonathan Cohn
> On Sep 30, 2016, at 5:01 AM, David Chittenden wrote:
>
> The dash and the
The dash and the minus are two names for the same symbol. It is the same as
number sign, pound, and hash for the specific symbol..
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> On 30/09/2016, at 17:51, E.T. wrote:
>
> That should work
I don’t think there is a way to type it differently, but maybe :) always stand
to be corrected.
you can set in the drop down of the third column of that table an app if you
want VO to handle that Pronunciation globally or within one app.
> On Sep 29, 2016, at 9:51 PM, E.T. wrote:
>
> That s
That should work but that would be global wouldn't it? Normally pne
would not notice a difference in print but using Voiceover, when numbers
are involved, dash would not do. And when not using numbers, minus would
not be good.
So I am curious if there is an actual difference in typing th
go to the VO utility Select “Speech”, then “Pronunciation”.
Click add, and put a “-“ in place for the “text” and “minus” in place for the
Substitution
note, i had to press “vo+Space” on the “Substitution” color in the table then
type the word “minus” using voiceover 7 in OS X 10.12.
hope that hel
Can one type a minus character so that Voiceover speaks 'minus' and
not 'dash'?
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