Not only that, given the lack of proofreading by people when they write information for their web pages, it could be nothing more than words typed incorrectly, words joined together, or typos. Nothing much you can do about that. Sincerely: Dave Durber ----- Original Message ----- From: Yardbird To: jfw@xxxxxxxxxxxxx Sent: Tuesday, July 21, 2009 11:32 PM Subject: Re: Eloquence pronounces things differently in different apps Bob, I have no helpful advice for you, but it might be useful to distinguish between different "pronunciation" and simply reading something all wrong, which is what this sounds like. I mean, I've known jaws to literally pronounce one word or another differently depending on which app I was in, though I can't think fan example, which as far as I'm concerns suggests how rare this problem might be. but what you are describing sounds a heck of a lot more like nothing much to do with Eloquence and its pronunciation, but jaws actually misreading something, and then Eloquence not being able to deal with the crazy stuff jaws is giving it to say. This sounds not at all like a problem with eloquence, or something you could fix by tweaking the Jaws Dictionary, or anything like that. It just sounds like Jaws isn't seeing the material clearly, and that's of course a problem that has to be dealt with. Just my impression. Good luck. ----- Original Message ----- From: Robert Logue To: jfw@xxxxxxxxxxxxx Sent: Tuesday, July 21, 2009 7:38 PM Subject: Eloquence pronounces things differently in different apps The following line: For Over 3 Decades, I've Been Forced To Keep A Secret Is pronounced like this in Internet explorer: For Over december three erdades, I've Been Forced To Keep A Secret I think I have the same Jaws settings for IE and OE so I wonder why it says different things. Bob BTW: That was a quote from a product advertisement; not the beginning of a personal confession. LOL