[nvda] Re: ESpeak update in Nvda?

One interesting thing I noticed, as probably the worst typist i know, is that if i accidentally type an extra cap in a three letter word, it says the letters, but if all three are caps it reads the word. 

I DID put it on the sideboard
I DId put it on the sideboard.

Thanks for helping me find my typos!!!

Brian

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----- Original Message ----- From: "List account (downstairs)" <bglists@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> 
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Subject: [nvda] Re: ESpeak update in Nvda?
Oh, I'll have to check on this. I'm just trying to think if what you say is true. I realised it did this if reading some program listings where keywords of three letters were in caps, but it not always in that sort of environment that it occurs. 


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Subject: [nvda] Re: ESpeak update in Nvda?



On 26 Aug, List account \(downstairs\) <bglists@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

It still has this strange way of randomly saying a three letter word
as three letters though. Not sure what the cause of this actually
is.


This is when eSpeak finds a 2 or 3 letter word is written in capitals,
in a sentence where other words are in lower-case.  That usually means
that it's a TLA (three letter acronym).

Of course, it may have been capitalized for emphasis, in which case
spelling as letters is not appropriate.

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