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PeterR 
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 Topic: CurrencyPosted: 08/Apr/2013 at 5:28pm |
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I expect to be able to say "six pound seventy five" and have Microsoft understand me to mean £6.75 - the nearest option they give me is £6 75 (without the decimal point). In order to get WSR to give me £6.75 I have to say "pound sign six point seven five". Is there any way of persuading WSR to give me £6.75 from "six pound seventy five"?
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mmarkoe_admin
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Posted: 09/Apr/2013 at 4:17am |
Create a new text macro with WSRMacros with the listen for "six pound seventy five" and £6.75 for the InsertText command. The easiest way to create such a macro is to use the WSRToolkit Version 3 Macro Wizard. Marty Markoe MyMSSpeech.com |
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PeterR
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Posted: 09/Apr/2013 at 5:01am |
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I see, so there's no way to get it (in general) to recognise the way we in Britain say our money? Oh well, it's free I guess.....
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