Sorry, I haven't tried that one, but your question reminded me of one
that has been really bugging me and that I haven't been able to get
the exceptions dictionary to do anything about because of a symbol in
the name. I am really, really tired of hearing at and t instead of A
T and T. I tried putting A T and T in the exception dictionary, both
with the word and the symbol and, the results were that, in both
cases, the dictionary ignored the entry completely. This is one of
the reasons I have been wanting a new exceptions dictionary that will
accept symbols and that can accept pronounciation symbols, the
syllable separation dot and bold for accented syllables like in a
standard dictionary. Coming up with pronounciations that work using
just the standard alphabet and nothing else is a clumsy solution that
often just doesn't work. In fact, if we could have such a solution,
your issue would be easily solveable as well.
Regards,
Chris
At 12:31 PM 3/26/2011, Bud Schwab wrote:
Hi Gang,
This is a small matter but has anybody figured out a way of making
wineyes pronounce verizon correctly? I've tried various ways of
spelling it but can't seem to figure out one that sounds like it should.
Thanks.
Bud Schwab
W 6 Z Y P
Malibu, California
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