At 07:50 PM 7/17/2017, Neville via Talk wrote:
>In the extended dictionary, it was possible to have a voice and
particular dictionary set up with an internet page or site,do you
know if this is possible in Jaws and how to go about setting it up?
I doubt that voice profiles can be associated with specific web
pages, but they can be loaded on the fly for each web browser.
>Do you know where Jaws keeps the dictionary files for the voices
and their file format? The WE extended dictionaries are in text
format and I was hoping to be able to paste the contents into the
Jaws dictionary file.
Jaws keeps all its pronunciation information in a .jdf file, which
can either be used as a global default or assigned per application.
As far as I know, the format is identical to the extended
dictionaries app and Window-eyes' exception dictionary (I.E. the
string, an equals sign and the replacement string). But the extended
dictionary files have commentary lines and heading syntaxes that may
be inappropriate for the .jdf format. You might want to strip those
out. I also haven't gotten into how Jaws indicates which synthesizer
and language should handle the pronunciation, which can be specified
in the dictionary dialogue. The hotkey for that is insert-D.
Orlando Enrique Fiol
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