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                        CHANGING THE DICTIONARY
            

NOTE: To alter the dictionary you should first copy the !Sp_Dict application
to your own disc by dragging from the original Speech! disc to your own
blank formatted disc, using the Desktop. Users of single floppy systems may
find it quicker to set up an intermediate RAM disc to save numerous disc
changes. Refer to your User Guide for information on creating a RAM disc.

Hold down the SHIFT key and double-click on the !Sp_Dict application to
reveal the Dictionary text file. This text is your word list for the English
to phoneme parser. Double-click on the application to assemble a new module
called NewSpeech!. Double-click on the module to run it.

All the words are put in alphabetical order. The group called "other" is 
used by anything that doesn't start with "a" to "z." i.e. "09=+" etcetera.
All entries are in the following format.

"(user input)_(Speech! phoneme output)|"

The input always has to be in lower case. The "_" divides the input and the
output of the translation, and the "|" divides each entry.

To translate the word "ARE" you might use the entry:
"are_AA4AX|" in the ".aa" group.

Whenever "Speech!" finds the text "are/ARE" in you *SAY command then it will
be translated into "AA4AX" and sent to the *SPEAK command.

To build up a more complicated rule set, you can include checking for before
and after characters.

To check for a space either side of the "ARE" use the entry:
"are< > _AA4AX|" in the ".aa" group.

The "<" means before and ">" means after. The "<" must always be before the
">" if both are to be included.

The characters for "<" must be read from right to left, for example, to make
the "S" in the the word "RIVERS" sound like a "Z" use the entry:
"s<re> _Z|"  in the ".ss" group.

This will first find the "S", then back-track finding the "R" then the "E".
If the parser then finds a space to the right of the "S" then a match has
been found. If no longer fitting entry can be matched, then this one is used.

You can use wildcard characters, but only in the "<" & ">" checking stage.

".>*_POY7NT|"  in the ".other" group will check for any number to the right
               of the "." If there is one, then say "POINT"

"a>#e_AY|"     will check for a consonant after the "A" followed by an "E".
               If correct then speech will say the "A" as in "TAME"

"i>#ing_IY4|"  will check for a consonant after the "I" followed by "ING".
               This is for words like "WRITING".

"the> @_DHEE|" will check for a word starting with a vowel after the word
               "THE"

The "\" means check for the same character again, for example:

"ed<#\_D|"     will check for two consonants that are the same 
               before the "ED". For instance, this entry will be true for
               "slaMMED" 

Try to put wildcarded entries near the end of each group so that all the
exceptions will be found first.

Remember that some rules will take over from others, so make them as long as
possible.


[WARNING: DO NOT ATTEMPT TO SAVE ANY FILES ON TO THE ORIGINAL SPEECH! DISC.
ALWAYS USE YOUR OWN BLANK FORMATTED DISC.]

 
   [Copyright Superior Microcomputing Ltd, 1991. All rights reserved.]
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