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Revision as of 06:04, 10 October 2019
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*Daphne Toilette: Sam says "Daphne Toilet" To make him say this correctly, type "Daphne Toy Let
*Daphne Toilette: Sam says "Daphne Toilet" To make him say this correctly, type "Daphne Toy Let
*Databending - He pronounces it as "dadabeending". Adding a space between "data" and "bending" fixes this.
*Databending - He pronounces it as "dadabeending". Adding a space between "data" and "bending" fixes this.
*Davebot: Sam will say "davabot" in SAPI4, while in SAPI5, "davbot".
*[[Davemadson]]: In the SAPI4 version, Microsoft Sam, Mike and Mary will say "Davamadson". In the SAPI5 version, it is said as "Davmadson". Separating the "dave" and "madson" (SAPI4/5) or typing DaveMadson (SAPI4) can fix this. Microsoft Zira, however, pronounces it correctly (Without separating it).
*[[Davemadson]]: In the SAPI4 version, Microsoft Sam, Mike and Mary will say "Davamadson". In the SAPI5 version, it is said as "Davmadson". Separating the "dave" and "madson" (SAPI4/5) or typing DaveMadson (SAPI4) can fix this. Microsoft Zira, however, pronounces it correctly (Without separating it).
*Davetendo: They will say "Dav-uh-tendo". Separate "Dave" and "tendo", they will pronounce it correctly.
*Davetendo: They will say "Dav-uh-tendo". Separate "Dave" and "tendo", they will pronounce it correctly.
