Hi Colin:
That smiley came with Alex, and Silly as it sounds, it endeared me to him.
It's the only one I easily remember, and I know I overuse it.:)
Can't help myself.
Carolyn H
On Feb 12, 2011, at 3:49 PM, Colin M wrote:
> Hi There!
> On some of the facebook versions there is a - between the :
Hi There!
On some of the facebook versions there is a - between the : and the D so :-D
might work or not!
I used to put :-] on my emails but found that :] worked but the other version
works on fb!
It is also funny the ones that Carolyn put say smilie but the ones I've typed
do not [ go figure]
C
Hi Carolyn, Wes, Brett, and Others,
I suspect the reason that you can't set up the VO pronunciation editor to speak
emoticons for ":D" (colon d form big smile) and "<3" (less 3) is that you could
get potential confusion in situations where you are normally typing with colons
or in mathematical
Wes:
I need more friends like yours. I only get occasional smilies.:) :) :)
Love did work for me as did the word quantity, and tomtits..
Anyway, mine's sure behaving strangely.
:D
Carolyn H
On Feb 12, 2011, at 12:38 PM, Wes Smith wrote:
> No, I was able to read each character, and I entered
No, I was able to read each character, and I entered it right. There is no
other :D symbol or anything. The only thing I can think of, is that it's some
sort of weird bug. I can't do <3 for love or heart either. I emailed the
Apple people, told them my situation, asked them what was going on
Hi Wes:
Well I'm afraid I tried that and had no luck either. The only things that
comes to mind is that the colon D must be given another meaning in one of the
other emoticons in the table. I keep landing right back in the table. Also,
VO will not let me view individual characters in the text
It's in the VO utility. Under speech, than Pronunciation.
On Feb 11, 2011, at 6:41 PM, Carolyn Haas wrote:
> Wes:
> I had training in this, but can't remember how to get to pronunciation
> dictionary. If you or someone will refresh my apparently senior-like memory,
> I'll play with it and see
Wes:
I had training in this, but can't remember how to gt to pronunciation
dictionary. If you or someone will refresh my apparently senior-like memory,
I'll play with it and see if I can be of help.
TIA
Carolyn H
On Feb 11, 2011, at 2:30 PM, Wes Smith wrote:
> Hi,
> I've been trying to add some
I have been attempting to create a labeled pronunciation for :D for over a
year, with no luck. No matter how many times I try, VoiceOver just says D.
Like you, I can create labeled pronunciations for most everything else. I'd
like to hear from you if you find a solution.
Brett C.
On F
Hi,
I've been trying to add some emoticons in the VO pronunciation dictionary. But
it's not working. For example, I do :D (Collin D), for a laughing face. I put
:D in the first box, then "laughingface", in the second. And all Apps is
checked. I even hit enter. Is there something I'm missin
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