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Revision as of 22:34, 30 October 2019
, 4 years ago→Other glitches and notes
*If Sam says a letter and a word after saying any word that ends with the suffix -fy, followed by the word "as", he will say the suffixed word in a somewhat southern drawl. For example: "I Identify as a [[WTF Train]]" is said as "I Identifah as a WTF Train". This was fixed in the SAPI5 version.
*If Sam says a letter and a word after saying any word that ends with the suffix -fy, followed by the word "as", he will say the suffixed word in a somewhat southern drawl. For example: "I Identify as a [[WTF Train]]" is said as "I Identifah as a WTF Train". This was fixed in the SAPI5 version.
*Emojis will be treated as question marks in SAPI4.
*Emojis will be treated as question marks in SAPI4.
*If Sam speaks Cyrillic letters in Unicode, then he will say nothing in the SAPI5 and Speakonian versions. Cyrillic letters can be said correctly by setting the language for ASCII programs to Russian and then installing the L&H Russian voices.
*If Sam speaks Cyrillic letters in Unicode, then he will say nothing in the SAPI5 and SAPI4 versions. Cyrillic letters can be said correctly by setting the language for ASCII programs to Russian and then installing the L&H Russian voices.
*The letter 'ñ' is treated as a question mark in all voices in SAPI4.
*The letter 'ñ' is treated as a question mark in all voices in SAPI4.
