Good point and I'm sorry.
Stacy.
At 12:32 PM 6/10/1999 -0700, you wrote:
>Hello,
>
>Let me rephrase my request (before I am ground into the dirt by any more
>responses to my earlier message). Yes, I do agree that it is important
>for those who discover words, which cause Eloquence to crash, to share
>those with the list. That is very helpful information, and saves the
>rest of us from having our copies of JFW to crash when these words are
>encountered.
>
>My original post was directed towards those who feel it is enjoyable to
>play pranks on the rest of us. And also for others to be particularly
>careful when reporting these "crash words".
>
>My copy of Eloquence did not crash when I was reading the original post
>about this subject. Robert did have the foresight to see the danger to
>the list, and was kind enough to place spaces between the letters of the
>word. However my copy of Eloquence did crash when others responded to
>hthis thread. (Actually it was a message from Stacy -- no offense
>intended). I was unfortunately unable to determine exactly what word
>caused the crash -- because Eloquence repeatedly appearred to lock up
>before speaking the "crash" word.
>
>I merely ask that those of you who are able to determine which words
>cause this problem, to think of an innovative way to present them to the
>list -- without including the exact format which will cause a crash.
>Koji, Suzanne, Muhammad, and Stacy -- thanks for the quick feedback. Mr.
>Kosier, I'm not going to stoop to your level to even bother addressing
>your comments.
>
>Thanks, and sorry for the misunderstanding,
>
>Dave Sherman
>
>On Thu, 10 Jun 1999 06:40:43 -0700 [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
>>Hello,
>>I deal with many speech synthesizer for the job I have. I never knew
>>that Eloquence would crash on certain words! I thought that the
>>original writer of this subject was careful about sharing the
>>information by putting space between each character, but that did not
>>help some people obviously. I personally like being shared with this
>>type of information. I tested his info on my machine and it sure
>>enough crashed my system. If I encountered this word or other words
>>that made the Eloquence crashed and if I didn't know about this
>>issue, it would have taken me a lot longer to figure out why the
>>system was crashing. I surely wouldn't have thought of the
>>conbination of the word and Eloquence first. So I personally have to
>>thank the author for this original message. If there are other more
>>frequently words that could crash Eloquence, I would like to be told.
>> Just my opinion. I wonder what the owner of this list thinks about
>>this topic.
>>
>>Thanks.
>>Koji
>>
>>On Thu, 10 Jun 1999 02:10:41 -0700 "David R. Sherman"
>><[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>>>Hi fellow list members,
>>>
>>>Could you please refrain from "sharing" your wonderful discoveries
>>>with the rest of us. If you find a word which causes Eloquence to
>>>crash JFW, then let HJ know about it. But please don't include the
>>>word in a post to this list. That's like spreading a virus. Its not
>>>funny.
>>>
>>>Thanks,
>>>
>>>Dave Sherman
>
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