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Fonix DECtalk: 5.01-E1 User Guide 10 specified mode option. set Turns on the specified mode option while turning off all other mode options. Default All mode options are turned off. Notes Asynchronous. See Sync [:sync] for information on making this command synchronous. Example [:mode spell on] Mode examples [:mode europe on] A comma separates the integer and fraction part of a number. A period separates 3digit blocks. 1.255 (United States) = 1,255 (Europe) 125,873 (United States) = 125.873 (Europe) [:mode name on] Uppercase words that do not begin a sentence are pronounced as proper names. Only use when pronouncing lists of names. Set to "off" when finished. Math mode example
Name [:name] Description Changes the current speaking voice to one of the DECtalk voices. Syntax [:name XX] Alternat e Range ... [:n] Options Variable Speake r Descriptio n p PAUL default male voice w WENDY whispering female voice Parameter s ... Default PAUL Notes 1. Synchronous 2. A user can change any of the voice characteristics of the current speaker by using the Design Voice [:dv] in-line command. These changes are active only while the current speaker remains current. To save the voice changes, use the save option of the Design Voice command, which saves the changes as the voice of Val. For information on the individual characteristics of a speaker or details on how to change a voice using the Design Voice [:dv] command, see the information under Design voice command. Example [:name Paul] or [:np] The Speak applet displays language-specific speaker names, as listed below. Englis h Spanis h In-line commands 11
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