Firstly, i don't use Alex for this, i use bells until i get tired of
it and switch to something else.:-)
Secondly, to Jakob, i had no problems with this at all under 10.5.3 on
my borrowed Mac Mini.
16 nov 2008 kl. 19.57 skrev Søren Jensen:
Yeah. This is Alex who convertes the time. I can give you an example:
The time is 08:00 pm
The time is 20:00
Please check with VO shift and the left and right arrow how I've
typed the time. The first was the 12 hour clock and the second was
the 24 hour clock.
Best regards
Søren Jensen
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Website:
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On 16/11/2008, at 19.00, Jacob Schmude wrote:
This started happening to me with the OS X 10.5.3 update. The issue
is that Alex takes any 24-hour time and converts into twelve hour
before speaking it. If anyone has found a way to override this I'd
really like to know, as for me this was not a change for the better.
On Nov 16, 2008, at 06:07, Krister Ekstrom wrote:
Hi.
Ok, this may seem like a minor consern and likely is, but i have
my clock set to announce the time every half hour. On the Mac Mini
i borrowed and also on my Imac, it was perfectly possible to have
the clock announse the time in 24 hour format, however for some
unknown to me reason, all of a sudden, the clock has started
announsing the time in 12 hour format, which i don't want. It
started with this when i switched from digital to analog clock
display, or rather a few days after that, so i figured that if i
switched the clock back to digital and checked the "show time in
24 hours" box, the speech would revert to announsing time in 24
hour format, but no, it hasn't.
How do i change this? It must be possible, since i had the Imac
speech announse time in 24 hour format before.
Thanks for any help.
--
/Krister
