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Sent: Thursday, July 21, 2011 9:35 PM
Subject: Re: Automatic Language Change.
Thanks, that is helpful. I was thinking I have to change the language to
what I want to use so I was tuck with that language.
It would certainly be helpful if I can use Alex for any English content,
then use t
Thanks, that is helpful. I was thinking I have to change the language to what I
want to use so I was tuck with that language.
It would certainly be helpful if I can use Alex for any English content, then
use the appropriate tts engine for the matching language.
I'll give that a try.
Thanks.
On J
IOS handles it automatically so long as the text encoding is done
appropriately. It does not seem like that the lion can do it.
What I have done was to create an activity and specify the speech synthesizer
of the language along with a webkit so that, when I open safari, for example,
it reads in
As far as I can tell, no, and no. From what I've been told the braille
tables are showing all question marks whhen switched. My friend had this
issue when switching to Arabic, so if you have gotten it to work, please
tell Ben and I how you did it.
Chris.
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Hi,
I don't believe VoiceOver will change languages on the fly. You have to change
the local language setting to what you want. Then VoiceOver will be able to use
the correct language for the tts. This is the same with iOS devices.
On Jul 21, 2011, at 6:51 PM, Georges Zaynoun wrote:
> Hello!
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